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    #Rental market

    2 stories in the last 60 days, newest first.

    Money3h ago✦ Summarised from 1 source

    Landlords hold rents flat to keep reliable tenants as market shifts

    Some property investors are opting to freeze rents rather than risk prolonged vacancies, acknowledging tenant budgets face strict affordability ceilings. Those pushing for aggressive hikes report units sitting idle for weeks before taking substantial price cuts.

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    💬 Discuss#Rental market#Property market#Australia
    Money3h ago✦ Summarised from 1 source

    Capital city asking rents drop despite near-record low vacancy rates

    Asking rents in major capital cities have begun dropping even as rental vacancy rates remain stubbornly low, ABC reports. The rare divergence suggests household budgets have hit an affordability ceiling, forcing tenants to double up or downsize.

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    💬 Discuss#Rental market#Australia#Cost of living

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