Australian housing demands soar. House Prices Rise. The three districts of Melbourne deserve our attention
A surge in demand for properties in Melbourne's more affordable urban areas, Coolaroo, South Morang and Sunshine North, has driven up housing prices.
According to property search site LocationScore, over the past year, buyers' demand for certain types of properties has increased significantly in the above three urban areas and in Elsternwick and Heidelberg. Buyers' demand for certain types of property has increased significantly, outpacing market supply. We sell property for sale in Australia.
Jeremy Sheppard, the site's director of research, said LocationScore lists Melbourne's star cities based on data from the Australian Bureau of statistics (ABS), property data research firm CoreLogic and Realestate. In Coolaroo, Elsternwick and Heidelberg, demand for single-family homes exceeded supply last year, while units were more popular in the South Moran and Sunshine North, according to the data.
He pointed out that demand growth is one of the indicators of the potential of urban housing price growth, which proves that such urban areas are worthy of attention.
Frank Valentic, director of Advantage Property Consulting, a Real estate consultancy, predicts that House prices in Coolaroo, South Morang, Sunshine Area North will continue to rise. He warned that buyers planning to buy homes in Elsternwick and Heidelberg needed to be cautious. Because the two regions’ housing markets may have peaked and their property values may fall. It provides real estate for sale mid-north coast.
According to CoreLogic, home prices in Elsternwick rose 21 percent last year to a $1.945 million at the median, but the city's affordability of housing is still higher than that of nearby Brighton (a $2.8 million at the median). Home prices in Heidelberg rose 9.5 per cent year on year, up 64 per cent over the past five years, with the median price reaching a $1,195,000. Coolaroo is up 19 per cent a year and 42 per cent in the past five years, with a median home price of 399,500 Australian dollars.
The following are the urban areas in Melbourne where real estate is in short supply:
Coolaroo: high demand for independent homes, with a median price of 399,500 Australian dollars;
Elsternwick: high demand for independent homes, with a median home price of a $1.945 million.
South Morang: large demand for units, with a median price of 365,500 Australian dollars;
Heidelberg (Heidelberg) : large demand for independent homes, median home price of a $1,195,000;
Sunshine North: large demand for units with a median price of a $428,000.
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