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Residex have just released their November data for their housing indices.
I pay attention to these figures (instead of median data) as an accurate reflection of the total market, and they reflect what I've seen on the ground in 2010, houses tracking backwards (3% approx according to Residex) and units a tad better. As always there are markets within the total market, some that have performed quite well and others much worse.
This is a wonderful free resource to keep bookmarked for tracking the total market in your capital city.
Brisbane houses
31-Dec-2009 H Brisbane 12.6175
31-Jan-2010 H Brisbane 12.7116
28-Feb-2010 H Brisbane 12.5423
31-Mar-2010 H Brisbane 12.3346
30-Apr-2010 H Brisbane 12.4198
31-May-2010 H Brisbane 12.5138
30-Jun-2010 H Brisbane 12.5122
31-Jul-2010 H Brisbane 12.4304
31-Aug-2010 H Brisbane 12.3976
30-Sep-2010 H Brisbane 12.2235
31-Oct-2010 H Brisbane 12.2309
30-Nov-2010 H Brisbane 12.215Brisbane units
31-Dec-2009 U Brisbane 10.2474
31-Jan-2010 U Brisbane 10.1897
28-Feb-2010 U Brisbane 10.0946
31-Mar-2010 U Brisbane 10.39
30-Apr-2010 U Brisbane 10.4062
31-May-2010 U Brisbane 10.4299
30-Jun-2010 U Brisbane 10.5062
31-Jul-2010 U Brisbane 10.3134
31-Aug-2010 U Brisbane 10.4027
30-Sep-2010 U Brisbane 10.2698
31-Oct-2010 U Brisbane 10.3109
30-Nov-2010 U Brisbane 10.2548Latest data till February 2011, Brisbane house prices are now off 3.9% from their peak.
Great! Thanks for sharing Andrew.
Cheers
Jamie
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