KPMG economist analyzed Sydney's HECS debt, noting specific suburbs in Sydney and Melbourne.
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Updated Jul 26
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What happened
KPMG economist analyzed Sydney's HECS debt, noting specific suburbs in Sydney and Melbourne.
Who's involved
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Part of
The compounding effect of rate hikes and tax changes is being discussed, affecting Sydney and Melbourne.Also in this story
- RBA tightening cycle influences bank rates, leading to falling home values and lender competition in Sydney and Melbourne.
- Buyers in Sydney and Brisbane are seeking more affordable housing options.
- Specific suburbs in Melbourne, such as Mont Albert and Black Rock, are highlighted for being sought-after and having long property hold times.
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Coverage
Newest first; wire copies grouped- switzer.com.auThe HECS suburbs that helped Labor win the election - Switzer