Australia’s house and unit profit sale prices have hit 16 and 13-year highs, respectively, underpinning the strength of the residential sector as a ‘wealth-building avenue’.
According to Domain’s Profit and Loss Report, 96 per cent of houses and almost 91 per cent of units were resold for a profit last financial year, with regional Australia leading the way.
For the first time, a higher proportion of home owners in the regions sold their properties for a profit compared to their counterparts in cities.
Australia’s house and unit profit sale prices have hit 16 and 13-year highs, respectively, underpinning the strength of the residential sector as a ‘wealth-building avenue’.
According to Domain’s Profit and Loss Report, 96 per cent of houses and almost 91 per cent of units were resold for a profit last financial year, with regional Australia leading the way.
For the first time, a higher proportion of home owners in the regions sold their properties for a profit compared to their counterparts in cities.
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