Aussie home prices 'hitting a wall'
Tentative sign of cooling as property consultant's index of home prices for major cities increases just 0.1% in August from July when it surged 1.5%
Sydney
HOME prices in Australia's major cities rose only marginally in August as Sydney's blistering run stalled, a tentative sign of cooling that would be a relief to regulators seeking to head off a debt-driven bubble.
Property consultant CoreLogic said that its index of home prices for the combined capital cities rose just 0.1 per cent in August from July, when it surged 1.5 per cent. The index had also been updated using a new hedonic index methodology, CoreLogic …
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