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Sydney house prices tipped to rise in early 2010April 22, 2009 - 3:06PM
Sydney house prices are tipped to rise early next year, a half-yearly survey of property industry sentiment shows.
The Australian Property Institute survey found Sydney's residential sector will be first to emerge from the downturn, but Melbourne and Brisbane will have to wait until at least the second half of the year for things to improve.
The Australian Property Directions Survey questioned 29 professional corporate members and found commercial, industrial and retail property was at least 12 months away from showing any signs of improvement.
Upswings are forecast across the board in 2011.
API research committee chairman Phil Bennett said the outlook was "more pessimistic than it was six months ago".
"It's 12 months until we'll start to see some pick-up in the Sydney [residential] market, that's what the survey is showing," Mr Bennett told reporters in Sydney today.
"Sydney sort of led the market, led the clocks down, and it's probably the first one now to pick up."
He said white-collar unemployment and government policy, particularly an extension of the first home owners grant, would influence the turnaround.
Respondents to the six-monthly survey include property valuers, fund managers, property analysts and property financiers.
API NSW president Robert Hecek said Sydney house prices were almost at the bottom end of the downswing.
"We probably had a very severe time with the market, so I guess it's starting to lift now," he said. |
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