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11月13日澳洲房地产与财经新闻汇总-四大行齐加息、房价连跌7个月，屋主、求职者和司机各自迎来什么拐点？
悉尼房屋周租要价855澳元，可贷款表格里的租金，到底填合同价还是市场价？
澳大利亚油价终于松口气：两周内降约20澳分，but 距战前仍差58澳分
澳洲四大行齐加息：房贷利率5字头将成历史，屋主迎来黑色星期五式冲击
裁员潮下的澳洲求职路：10.83万人被裁，AI让简历越写越像
澳洲房贷量创纪录暴跌15%！房价谷底何时到来？预测指向2027年
离大谱！悉尼租金涨幅碾压预算预测，政府称每周涨2澳元，现实却涨了100倍！
租客哭晕了！墨尔本近半郊区租金涨超通胀，政府这项措施被指帮倒忙！
澳洲私人医保退税改革陷入僵局，工党在选区承受巨大压力
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Australian buyers shift from houses to units as five rate rises in 2026 cut borrowing power
Unit values in most Australian capital cities have fallen by less than house values since the end of January, after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate five times in 2026. Analysts say lower borrowing capacity is pushing buyers towards cheaper apartments, while one economist expects houses to fall further.
2026/11/11 10:53
November 10 New Zealand property and finance round-up — Australia's fifth rate hike rattles Sydney auctions while Melbourne buyers defy the gloom
A round-up of six HouGarden Australia stories: Sydney auction passed in after zero bids, Melbourne clearance rate at 67.4%, an ASIC probe into the collapsed Bathla Group, Victoria's election and Big Build inquiry, the debate over alternatives to rate hikes, and Queensland's supported housing plan. Key lessons are drawn for New Zealand readers.
2026/11/10 13:13
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Gladesville 3कमरा Timeless Family Charm with Dual Street Frontage (Access from Osgathorpe Street Gladesville)
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Melbourne Auction Clearance Rate Jumps to 67.4% Despite Fifth RBA Rate Rise This Year
Melbourne's auction market posted its strongest weekly result since before Australia's federal budget, with the clearance rate climbing from 48.1% to 67.4% in a single week. Owner-occupiers competing for move-in-ready homes are driving demand, while investor activity has roughly halved. The result comes as the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate to a 18-year high of 4.85%.
2026/11/10 11:06
Sydney apartment passes in at auction, sells below reserve after an hour of negotiation as rate rises bite
A two-bedroom apartment in Wollstonecraft on Sydney's North Shore drew only one registered bidder and no bids at auction last Saturday, eventually selling for A$1,197,500 — below its A$1.21 million reserve — after an hour of post-auction negotiation. The result reflects a broader cooling in the Australian property market, with Domain recording a preliminary Sydney auction clearance rate of just 49 per cent on the same day. The selling agent and AMP's chief economist both point to the Reserve Bank of Australia's consecutive rate rises as a key factor dampening buyer confidence.
2026/11/10 11:02
Victorian Greens promise A$50 lottery tickets for major events as state election campaign heats up
The Greens have promised a lottery scheme for tickets capped at A$50 at major events that receive Victorian government funding. The pledge came as party leaders stepped up campaigning for the 28 November Victorian state election, and as a royal commission into the Big Build began calling witnesses.
2026/11/10 11:01
Queensland plans 37 transitional housing projects with 24/7 support for people sleeping rough
The Queensland government says a new Supported Accommodation program is expected to deliver more than 600 places for people sleeping rough. Housing Minister Sam O'Connor could not say how many would be occupied this term or what the program would cost, and the state's peak community services body wants permanent supportive housing as well.
2026/11/10 10:59
Australian politicians push for alternatives to interest rate rises as RBA cash rate hits post-2008 high
Greens leader David Shoebridge and independent senator David Pocock want Australia to look beyond Reserve Bank rate rises to control inflation. Economists say the alternatives would still carry costs, and that the official cash rate remains the most effective tool.
2026/11/10 10:56
ASIC opens formal investigation into collapsed Sydney developer Bathla Group
Australia's corporate regulator has begun a formal investigation into the affairs of Bathla Group, which owes creditors at least A$3.4 billion. It has not said what conduct it is examining, and its look at private lenders remains at the inquiry stage.
2026/11/10 10:49
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Gladesville 3कमरा Timeless Family Charm with Dual Street Frontage (Access from Osgathorpe Street Gladesville)
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Sydney households rush to install home batteries ahead of federal rebate cut
Sydney homeowners are accelerating home battery installations before Australia's federal Cheaper Home Batteries Program discount drops by around A$900 from 1 January 2027. New research shows government rebates covered 22.4 per cent of household electricity bills in 2024–25, but universal rebates ended in December 2025, leaving the average home paying an estimated A$580 more per year. Electricity prices in Australia also rose 12.8 per cent in the year to September 2026, largely driven by the end of those Commonwealth subsidies.
2026/11/09 15:09
November 9 New Zealand property and finance round-up — Rate pain bites as Australia's mortgage holders face a grinding new reality
Australia's property and finance landscape is under mounting strain: auction clearance rates have languished below 60 per cent for 27 consecutive weeks, interest-only lending has hit a seven-year high, younger buyers are trapped in mortgage prisons, and even households earning a quarter of a million dollars a year are feeling the squeeze after the Reserve Bank of Australia lifted the cash rate to an 18-year high. A political scandal in Canberra adds to the turbulence.
2026/11/09 13:11
Earning $250,000 and Still Feeling Broke: Why Australia's Rate Rises Are Squeezing Households That Look Fine on Paper
Australia's Reserve Bank has raised interest rates for the fifth time this year, pushing the cash rate to 4.85 per cent and adding roughly $6,700 annually to a $700,000 mortgage. A new commentary argues that headline economic indicators are masking real financial stress in households that appear wealthy by conventional measures. The piece makes the case that the gap between income and spending — not asset values or gross earnings — is the true test of financial health.
2026/11/09 11:14
Younger Australian borrowers locked out of refinancing as rates hit 18-year highs
New data from Australian credit agency Equifax shows overall refinancing to rival lenders fell 8.8 per cent in the year to September, with borrowers aged 26 to 35 hit hardest. Rising interest rates and falling house prices are trapping younger homeowners in what is known as a 'mortgage prison' — unable to switch lenders even when doing so would cut their repayments. The figures relate to the Australian market and do not reflect New Zealand lending conditions.
2026/11/09 11:07
Australian lending data and business sentiment to reveal full force of RBA rate rise
New figures on home loan commitments, business confidence and consumer spending are due this week in Australia, as the Reserve Bank's latest cash rate increase — lifting borrowing costs to an 18-year high — adds further pressure to a housing market already in its deepest recorded downturn. ANZ economists forecast a seven per cent quarter-on-quarter fall in overall lending. AMP's chief economist projects a peak-to-trough price decline of 15 per cent nationwide.
2026/11/09 11:05
Interest-only home loans in Australia hit seven-year high as experts warn of negative equity risk
Nearly one in four new home loans written in Australia in the June quarter were interest-only, the highest share since 2019, according to the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority. Experts warn the arrangement can cost owner-occupiers more than A$70,000 in extra interest over the life of a loan, and leaves borrowers more exposed to negative equity as property values fall. Interest-only lending is growing more than three times faster than total new lending.
2026/11/09 11:04
Australian Auction Clearance Rates Fall Below 60% for 27th Straight Week as RBA Lifts Rates to 18-Year High
Clearance rates across Australia's capital cities remained deeply subdued in the week to 8 November, with a preliminary rate of 51.5% marking the 27th consecutive week below 60%, according to Cotality research. The Reserve Bank of Australia raised the official cash rate by 25 basis points to 4.85% — an 18-year high — adding fresh pressure to an already sluggish auction market. Total auction volumes were down 43.5% on the same week last year, with all major banks passing the full rate increase on to mortgage borrowers.
2026/11/09 10:54
Australian PM Albanese faces calls to resign over alleged staff-for-vote offer to independent senator
Independent Australian senator Fatima Payman has alleged Prime Minister Anthony Albanese offered her additional taxpayer-funded parliamentary staff in exchange for her Senate vote. Albanese's office has declined to discuss private meetings, drawing sharp criticism that confidentiality cannot answer questions about the potential misuse of public resources. Commentators are calling for the Prime Minister to resign if the allegation is proven true.
2026/11/09 10:53
November 6 New Zealand property and finance round-up — Australia's housing market faces its steepest correction in a generation as rate hikes bite
From negative-equity mortgages surging sixfold in a year to inflation-adjusted price falls of nearly a quarter in Melbourne, Australia's property market is under severe pressure. This round-up covers the key stories driving the correction, what five consecutive RBA rate rises mean for first-home buyers, and whether the medicine of higher rates could prove worse than the disease.
2026/11/06 13:19
Cutting Australian government spending could curb inflation but risks tipping economy into recession, analysts warn
Australia's economy is growing at just 0.4 per cent per quarter and is already in a per-person recession on some measures, leaving policymakers caught between fighting inflation and avoiding a deeper economic downturn. The Reserve Bank of Australia and Treasurer Jim Chalmers face competing pressures as major banks put the chance of a full recession at up to 50 per cent. Economists say targeted spending cuts are possible, but broad reductions in government outlays could do more harm than good.
2026/11/06 10:51
Five RBA Rate Rises Push Sydney First-Home Buyer's Monthly Repayments Up $600, Raising Questions About the 'Australian Dream'
A 25-year-old Sydney woman who bought her first home last July has seen her monthly mortgage repayments rise by around $600 after five consecutive Reserve Bank of Australia rate increases. Industry data show borrowers with a $600,000 loan face $456 more per month than at the start of the year, while a Roy Morgan forecast warns that a record 1.82 million Australian mortgage holders could soon be at risk of mortgage stress. The pressures are hitting younger borrowers hardest, with Equifax figures showing refinancing demand among 26-to-35-year-olds fell 14.2 per cent year-on-year in September.
2026/11/06 10:46
Australia's Real House Price Falls Far Exceed Headline Figures: Sydney Down 11.2%, Melbourne Down 23.5% in Inflation-Adjusted Terms
Nominal house price declines in Australia's major cities are masking far steeper losses in real purchasing power once inflation is factored in, according to data from property analytics firm Cotality and the Australian Bureau of Statistics. Sydney's nominal fall of 8.6% from its peak becomes an 11.2% real decline, while Melbourne's 7.5% nominal drop swells to 23.5% in real terms due to more than four years of accumulated inflation since its March 2022 peak. This report covers the Australian property market, not New Zealand.
2026/11/06 10:44
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