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Booming building approvals and slowing population growth are reducing housing undersupply

Cameron Kusher

CoreLogic

Regional population growth data was recently released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) for the year to June 2014. By combining this data over time with dwelling approvals over time we can derive localised information to approximate the extent of oversupply and undersupply in the capital city housing markets. Read more about it here: (VIEW LINK)

Cameron Kusher
Cameron Kusher
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