Wodonga has fallen from the peak of house market: HTW Clock

Wodonga has fallen from the peak of house market: HTW Clock
Staff reporterDecember 9, 2019

Wodonga has fallen from the peak of the market for houses in December, joining the Central Coast, according to Herron Todd White (HTW). 

The valuation firm suggests that the six other locations at their peak are Albury, Bathurst, Canberra, Dubbo, Tamworth and the Sunshine Coast. No other market analysed is approaching the peak.

Kalgoorlie remained as a declining market while South West WA, joined Broome and Geraldton as they approach the bottom of the market.

There were four additions to the markets who have been deemed as at their lowest point, Adelaide, Adelaide Hills, Barossa Valley and the Southern Highlands joined Darwin, Perth and Towoomba, among others.

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Lismore, Ballina/Byron Bay, Coffs Harbour and Bundaberg have all begun their recovery, joining 13 other locations including capital cities like Brisbane and Sydney.

There were no additions to the rising house markets with all nine locations holding steady over the month.

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