Interest-only rate hikes have taken toll on investment lending values
Tightened restrictions around investment and interest-only lending are beginning to make an impact on investment activity, reported Banking Day.
Read MoreTightened restrictions around investment and interest-only lending are beginning to make an impact on investment activity, reported Banking Day.
Read MoreBank of Queensland has jumped on a growing trend to raise rates across its range of interest-only loans, while also reducing rates for customers making principal and interest repayments.
Read MoreDespite five weeks of an auction clearance downturn in the Sydney property market, the latest results have proven the housing boom is still alive with buyers snapping up 71.5% of dwellings listed on Saturday.
Read MoreSeveral lenders including ING Direct, Macquarie and Bankwest cut fixed home loan rates on principal and interest loans for owner occupiers in June.
Read MoreFollowing moves by other banks ING Direct has announced it will raise the variable rates on several of its interest only home loans, in a move expected to affect not only investors but also owner occupiers.
Read MoreAirBnB is a growing trend in Australia’s major cities, but what is a lucrative business for some could be pricing long-term, private renters out of high demand markets, according to Mozo property expert, Steve Jovcevski.
Read MoreTwenty per cent more 25 - 34 year olds were shacked up at home on the night of the 2016 Census compared to five years ago, indicating that hipsters are fast becoming a generation that stay in the nest.
Read MoreAustralia could be in for a series of no less than eight RBA rate hikes over the next two years, according to former Reserve Bank board member, John Edwards.
Read MoreThe Commonwealth Bank has today joined Australia’s other three big banks in raising rates on interest-only loans, while simultaneously cutting rates for borrowers making principal and interest repayments.
Read MoreThree out of four big banks have raised rates on interest-only home loans this month, leaving the Commonwealth Bank as the only one yet to make a move.
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