Australian house prices are falling but are still almost double what they were a decade ago

World news | The GuardianWednesday, July 8, 20261h ago

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“The average dwelling price has risen to more than 17 years of a typical household’s disposable income Want to get more charts in your inbox every fortnight? Sign up for The Crunch here House prices have dropped across several Australian cap”
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Australian house prices are falling but are still almost double what they were a decade ago

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