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  1. Housing affordability hits lowest rate on record despite recent falls in property prices

    Housing affordability has fallen to its lowest rate on record, with households earning a typical income only able…
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    newsbeep.com/au/880062/

  2. Greece: Residential property price index, all, existing and new dwellings, Q1 2006–Q1 2026

    Prices peaked in 2007–08 (index ≈100–103), then fell after the crisis to a 2017 low of 58–61; existing homes were hit hardest. A strong recovery began after 2017 and sped up after 2020. By Q1 2026 all segments exceed pre-crisis peaks. Apartments rose 8.1% in 2025 (vs 9.1% in 2024). In Q1 2026 new apartments (≤5 years) rose 6.0% y/y and older ones 5.5%.

    #Greece #housing #realestate #houseprices #property

  3. Greece: Residential property price index, all, existing and new dwellings, Q1 2006–Q1 2026

    Prices peaked in 2007–08 (index ≈100–103), then fell after the crisis to a 2017 low of 58–61; existing homes were hit hardest. A strong recovery began after 2017 and sped up after 2020. By Q1 2026 all segments exceed pre-crisis peaks. Apartments rose 8.1% in 2025 (vs 9.1% in 2024). In Q1 2026 new apartments (≤5 years) rose 6.0% y/y and older ones 5.5%.

    #Greece #housing #realestate #houseprices #property

  4. Greece: Residential property price index, all, existing and new dwellings, Q1 2006–Q1 2026

    Prices peaked in 2007–08 (index ≈100–103), then fell after the crisis to a 2017 low of 58–61; existing homes were hit hardest. A strong recovery began after 2017 and sped up after 2020. By Q1 2026 all segments exceed pre-crisis peaks. Apartments rose 8.1% in 2025 (vs 9.1% in 2024). In Q1 2026 new apartments (≤5 years) rose 6.0% y/y and older ones 5.5%.

    #Greece #housing #realestate #houseprices #property

  5. Greece: Residential property price index, all, existing and new dwellings, Q1 2006–Q1 2026

    Prices peaked in 2007–08 (index ≈100–103), then fell after the crisis to a 2017 low of 58–61; existing homes were hit hardest. A strong recovery began after 2017 and sped up after 2020. By Q1 2026 all segments exceed pre-crisis peaks. Apartments rose 8.1% in 2025 (vs 9.1% in 2024). In Q1 2026 new apartments (≤5 years) rose 6.0% y/y and older ones 5.5%.

    #Greece #housing #realestate #houseprices #property

  6. Greece: Residential property price index, all, existing and new dwellings, Q1 2006–Q1 2026

    Prices peaked in 2007–08 (index ≈100–103), then fell after the crisis to a 2017 low of 58–61; existing homes were hit hardest. A strong recovery began after 2017 and sped up after 2020. By Q1 2026 all segments exceed pre-crisis peaks. Apartments rose 8.1% in 2025 (vs 9.1% in 2024). In Q1 2026 new apartments (≤5 years) rose 6.0% y/y and older ones 5.5%.

    #Greece #housing #realestate #houseprices #property

  7. As house prices continue to climb, so does the media’s hypocrisy. Outlets like Nine, which employs Ross Gittins, have a vested interest in rising property values through their ownership of Domain. This explains the lack of sustained pressure on any government to address the issue. Instead, we’re subjected to a constant stream of hollow complaints, while journalists collect their pay without confronting the real problem.

    #houseprices #mediahypocrisy #vestedinterests #rossgittins #domain #realestatebubble #propertymarket #journalism #australianmedia

    macrobusiness.com.au/2024/09/u