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Stockland Sales Decline Coincides with Softening National Lending Data

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Stockland reported that net residential lot sales for the September quarter totaled 1,506, a significant drop from 2,117 a year earlier. This decline occurred as Australian Bureau of Statistics lending indicators showed new dwelling loan commitments fell 5.4% nationally in the June quarter, with investor loans down 8.6%.

From brokernews.com.au

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The Real Estate Institute of Queensland warned that the weaker demand risks stalling the recovery in new housing supply. The Institute also criticized the federal government's plan to maintain negative gearing for investors.

From brokernews.com.au

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  • Commonwealth Bank might see increased credit risk and reduced lending revenue due to falling property values and investor loan commitments.

  • Queensland Government could see reduced state revenue and economic activity as market prices decline.

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