Could fires and floods sink Aussie property?

Could fires and floods sink Aussie property? In this Australian Property Podcast, Pete and Chris unpack surging unit prices and climate risks.

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About this episode

In this Australian Property Podcast episode, your hosts Pete Wargent from Allen Wargent Property Buyers and Chris Bates from Alcove mortgage group discuss all the latest property market news. They cover where unit prices are surging driven by downsizers, the potential impact of climate change on high-risk suburbs, and how the most affordable segment of the housing market is outperforming. They also cover some of your questions in their listener Q&A section at the end.

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  • Story 1 – Grandparents driving up luxury unit prices in their favourite suburbs -Unit market is 2-speed
  • Story 2 – Climate change could wipe $500bn from property values!
  • Story 3 – First homebuyers pounded by soaring prices

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