Eliza Owen | Corelogic report: Pain and Gain, March quarter 2020

We can’t get enough of Corelogic's Head of Residential Research and author of Corelogic's recent Pain and Gain Report, Eliza Owen. The quarterly Pain and Gain report details how different properties, regions and cities are performing, including how many have made a profit or loss since the property last transacted. In this episode we understand and interpret the data in Eliza’s report including the possible implication of the trends and how it will correlate to different buyer demographics.

Here’s what we covered:

• How far did property listing fall?
• How did low interest rates and mortgage pauses slow the need for homeowners to sell?
• Has Covid benefited the property market?
• What is the correlation between the unemployment rate and the arrears rate?
• Which areas had the biggest bounce back in May/June?
• Why do new properties and units have the greatest share of loss made sales?
• How have regional properties performed during this period?
• Why are investors having the majority of loss made sales?
• How the ACT housing market has held up.
• Why buying property regionally to benefit off structural changes is a poor property decision.
• What areas have had the greatest profitability?
• How has tightening of mortgage lending led to less customers falling into arrears?

This weeks Dumbo:

• Purchasing and renovating a property through a SMSF

This weeks elephant riding bootcamp

• What is vendor discount pricing

RELEVANT EPISODES:Episode 81 | Eliza Owen Episode 115 | Eliza Owen Suburb Trends July 2020

GUEST LINKS:Corelogic: Pain and Gain March quarter

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EPISODE TRANSCRIPT: Please note that this has been transcribed by half-human-half-robot, so brace yourself for typos and the odd bit of weirdness…This episode was recorded in July, 2020.

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