Posts Tagged ‘Vacancy Rates’
The Reserve Bank of Australia has delivered the result of its monthly board meeting.
As expected, board members decided to leave the cash rate at a record-low 2 per cent, where it has been since May.
That was the result predicted by all 31 commentators surveyed by comparison website finder.com.au.
Many of the experts felt that it was too early for another rate cut, given that the Reserve Bank lowered the cash rate … Read more »
Seasonal factors in Southeast Queensland and the State’s tourism centres saw a slight increase in vacancy rates over the Christmas/New Year period, however overall market conditions remained tight, according to the REIQ.
The REIQ Residential Rental Survey for December 2014 indicates a decrease in rental stock, suggesting that investors may be taking advantage of improved selling conditions to place their investment properties on the market.
REIQ … Read more »
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