How do i find information on historical rental yields and growth for a given area?
I have an assignment for uni due on wednesday and i have been looking for days and cannot find anywhere that will give me this sort of information for free.In WA you can find it on REIWA. Hegneys Property Valuations give growth. realestate.com.au
Check with your university librarian to see if any of their databases access this sort of information for free. Having just looked on RIEV web site it states they collect info and pass it on to the ABS. You should be able to at least access the Australian Bureau of S tatistics web site via your University Library Database computer system for free. When I was doing my University Degree at Deakin University the Library had access to the ABS statistics but I don't know what your university has access to.
It is getting harder to access information on the internet for free even when you are a student. Your best bet is the library at your university.
http://www.abs.gov.au/Ausstats/[email protected]/e8ae5488b598839cca25682000131612/99e1db0d9f148da0ca256e7c00805a11!OpenDocument
http://www.abs.gov.au/AUSSTATS/[email protected]/7d12b0f6763c78caca257061001cc588/73CA155695D11034CA25723600026C54?opendocument
these links are from the ABS web site under publications you might find the data you are looking for here for free!
just do a search in ABS web site for historic rental prices
over 10 pages of search resultsWow Duckster… I hope you get a mention in the bibliography for your help!
REIA has data that could help you as they track median house price movements and also average rents. You will need to extrapolate the data, and as such there will be some statistical errors, but it will at least be something.
You may also be able to get data from something like homevalue.com.au
Good luck with your assignment. Perhaps you could post it online so we could all benefit!
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