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Interest rates cut for first time in five years

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has reduced the cash rate by 25 basis points in mid-February – the first rate cut for nearly five years. While the decision was widely forecast by economists and the market, the decrease in mortgage repayments will be celebrated by all mortgage holders after bearing such sharp increases over recent years. Will there be more interest rate cuts on the horizon? Sure, the RBA made a notable decision by reducing the cash rate, however, this move doesn’t signal a complete shift in strategy, especially when it comes to inflation. This is because the board’s […]

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Interest rate cuts - What's ahead for property investors?

Interest rate cuts: What’s ahead for property investors

The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has just reduced the cash rate by 25 basis points—the first rate cut in nearly five years!  But what does this mean for property investors, homeowners, and the real estate market?  In this video, Kate Hill breaks down the impact of the interest rate cut, what it means for mortgage repayments, and how investors can navigate the changing landscape. Stay informed with unbiased insights, expert analysis, and practical tips to make the most of these market shifts. Key Takeaways: Why the RBA decided to cut interest rates How this affects mortgage repayments and borrowing

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How interest rates will shape Australian property investment

How interest rates will shape Australian property investments in 2025

Whether we like it or not interest rates have long been a pivotal factor in shaping property markets, influencing borrowing costs and buyer demand. Yet, their impact on property prices isn’t always straightforward. In some cases, broader economic factors such as population growth, employment levels, and housing supply significantly overshadow the role of interest rates. For instance, strong demand in high-growth areas may drive price appreciation even when borrowing becomes more expensive. This duality is what makes the relationship between interest rates and property investments complex—and intriguing. As we look ahead to 2025, property investors must consider not just the

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