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Hobart’s weak housing fundamentals sees it having the highest proportion of loss-making re-sales of all capital cities (12.3%) over the March 2015 quarter.
However the CoreLogic RP Data pain gain report noted the proportion was falling, to be lower than the previous quarter (14.6%) and also the previous year (14.3%). 
Sorrell (17.5%), Derwent Valley (15.8%) and Brighton (15.0%) council areas had the highest proportion of loss-making resales over the March quarter.
 The proportion of loss-making resales was lowest in Hobart (10.4%), Glenorchy (10.9%) and Kingborough (12.1%) council areas. 
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Hobart the poorest performing capital city for property profit

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Savills Research has published key facts and figures to compare the performance of real estate markets worldwide across twelve cities.
The 12 Cities report covers statistics such as rents and capital value performance for London, New York, Hong Kong, Paris, Mumbai, Shanghai, Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Dubai, Los Angeles and San Francisco.
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To download the full report, <a href="https://www.savills.co.uk/research_articles/188297/192481-0" target="_blank">click here</a>.
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Sydney highlighted in 12 Cities report: Savills Research

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The Sydney house market has trumped July’s quarterly growth rate with rate of 7.88%, according to Onthehouse.com.au, who found Melbourne is up on July’s quarter with 3.13% growth for the thee-month period ending August.
Onthehouse.com.au market analyst Eliza Owen said the next quarter will reveal whether the Sydney unit market is finally slowing down. She says that while the Australian economy may currently be under-performing, this does not mean that housing market will follow suit.
"In August Melbourne’s unit market barely moved with a rate of -0.01%," she said.
"Brisbane continues to follow the movements of its fellow East Coast house markets, documenting a strong annual performance of 6.78%. However, Brisbane’s unit market survived the downward trend evident in its East Coast neighbours with a healthy monthly growth rate of 0.92%."
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