Deluge of new homes may end high property prices in Sydney
213,000 new home starts across the country prompts Goldman Sachs Group Inc to warn of a supply glut by 2017
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A HOME-BUILDING frenzy that is shoring up Australia's economy as the mining boom ends may also be what finally takes the steam out of one of the world's most expensive property markets.
The case in point: Green Square. Nearly 10,000 apartments will be built in one of Sydney's newest suburbs in the next four years to satisfy investor demand, which has already sent property prices in the city to the highest ever. It will also add to the record 213,000 new home starts across the country amid slowing population and economic growth, prompting Goldman Sachs Group Inc to warn of a supply glut by 2017.
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