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 Pandemic-era private rental assistance measures had only modest outcomes, new research has found, after some landlords decided government help was not worthwhile. Eviction moratoriums were easily evaded by landlords, meaning tenants moved out if they could not pay rent. There was also significant underspending in most rent-relief schemes, a report from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, released on Friday, uncovered. In the paper titled Australia’s COVID-19 pandemic housing policy responses, researchers praised the “remarkable” form of the emergency response for renters, including eviction bans, frameworks to negotiate discounts, and cash assistance, but said implementation was patchy. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/landlords-easily-evaded-covid-eviction-bans-housing-study-reveals-20220407-p5abq8.html

 Queensland's property prices are moving further out of reach for first home buyers with new figures showing values in some suburbs jumped more than 40 per cent in the 12 months to March. Eliza Owen, head of research at property analysis firm CoreLogic, said some areas considered affordable are now rising in value due to a "spillover" from demand in Brisbane. In Logan and Beaudesert, Cedar Grove and Cedar Vale rose by 44 and 42 per cent, respectively – though their median values are still lower than the median across Greater Brisbane. Read More: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2022-04-10/qld-real-estate-price-south-east-queensland/100979652

 Sydney homeowners are rushing to sell their properties today, with the city recording its busiest auction weekend of the year so far. It is tipped to be a Super Saturday, with 1117 homes scheduled to go under the hammer. Domain figures show auction volumes are up 28.6 per cent week-on-week, and up 57.8 per cent on the same time last year. Vendors are hoping to capitalise on what may be the last week of favourable selling conditions before an anticipated loss in momentum in the property market, with two back-to-back long weekends, growing consensus of a looming rate hike and an imminent federal election. Read More: https://www.smh.com.au/property/news/why-sydney-homeowners-are-rushing-to-sell-20220407-p5abmc.html