European laggards are rebounding – how far can they go?
European laggards are rebounding – how far can they go?
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Investors hold upper hand as affordability limits competition
As property prices continue to decline nationally, the number of affordable properties for everyday Australians has hit a record low in FY2026. According to realestate.com.au’s latest Housing Affordability Report, a median annual household income of $125,000 could afford only 12 per cent of properties available nationwide, or approximately one in eight. You’re out of free…
