2014 · 21 citations · 1 references
BusinessReal EstateForeign Direct InvestmentReal Estate InvestmentResidential Real EstateCross-border Real Estate InvestmentHousing EconomicsHousing MarketsReal Estate Development EconomicsReal Estate MarketsSectoral Foreign Direct Investment PatternsCross-border Property InvestmentForeign Direct Investment ValuationForeign Investment AuthorizationResidential Land PricesResidential Property Prices
The available data, while incomplete, suggest that for much of the past decade or so approvals granted for foreign investment in the residential sector have remained around 5–10 per cent of the value of dwelling turnover in Australia, and perhaps half that share of the total number of dwellings turned over. The actual level of foreign purchases of dwellings has been significantly lower. Foreign purchases appear to be most concentrated in new rather than established dwellings, in higher- rather than lower-priced dwellings, in medium- and high-density dwellings rather than detached dwellings, and in inner-city areas of Sydney and Melbourne rather than other locations.
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Supply-side issues in the housing sector
Wing Hsieh, David Orsmond, David Norman · 2012 · 17 citations