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Outlook for Australian Property Markets 2008 - 2010

Westpac is pleased to present the update for its outlook for Australian property markets 2008 - 2010. The publication provides our view on where the major property markets are heading over the next 3 years. In past years we have conducted our analysis on each sector.

Executive Summary August 2008-2010 (PDF 409kb)

We have again this year conducted our analysis on a state-by-state basis.

Sydney Market August 2008 (PDF 620kb)

Melbourne Market August 2008 (PDF 595kb)

Brisbane Market August 2008 (PDF 689kb)

Adelaide Market August 2008 (PDF 594kb)

Perth Market August 2008 (PDF 598kb)

Updates and discussion papers for Australian Property Markets

These regular reports provide an analytical view of recent movements in economic and market trends and impacts on Australian property.

Residential Owner Occupier Demand: What is the driving force? - September 2006 (PDF 74kb)

BRIX Building Survey - September Quarter 2007 (PDF 59kb)

Home Loan Affordability - Where to now?- September 2005 (PDF 123kb)

Ku-ring-gai Statistical Local Area Overview - July 2005 (PDF 120kb)

Will Super Funds into Property Dry Up as the Population Ages? - July 2005 (PDF 116kb)

Property Monitor Series

See the latest market indicators and how they compare to longer term trends.

Residential Property Monitor - March 2008 (PDF 90kb)

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