The report is summary from Hass Consult:
-Developers and sellers pushed up asking prices in Q3.
-Early in the quarter, buying activity had dropped to 2-year lows.
-September marked a sharp rise in enquiries, viewings and completions.
-Town house sales, where asking prices rose by 1.2 per cent in the quarter, performed better in September.
-But so did stand alone houses, where prices rose by 3.4 per cent.
-However, apartment prices recorded the sharpest rise, at 3.6 per cent.
-Asking rents also rose sharply, by 4.2 per cent for apartments.
-Activity in the rentals market also dipped, with fewer viewings and closures, but the drop was more marginal.
-The rentals market appeared to have been able to sustain the rent rises rolled out in the three months.
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