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MIgrants to Australia are more likely to own their homes without mortgages than Australian-born residents, according to a report which analyses home-ownership patterms among those born overseas. Our prediction that Melbourne would topple Sydney as price growth leader in the New Year has come to pass, according to the latest data. Traditionally Queensland has made the most population gains from interstate migration, but now Victoria is the national leader. Media focus on median price movements rather than sales volumes is misleading consumers. The Demographia report has a hidden agenda when it uses dodgy methodology to declare most of Australia "unaffordable". Investors should ignore statistics who claim to show month-to-month movements in house prices. Because of the short time frame, monthly price data is confusing and misleading. Longer time frames are needed to determine meaningful trends in prices. Underpinned by an improving state economy, Hobart is expected to attract investor attention in 2016 for its affordable real estate. 2015 was all about Sydney and Melbourne, but the New Year will see other cities step up. The Ipswich City economy is thriving and real estate is responding. We expect strong growth and have included Ipswich in our new National Top 10 Best Buys 2016 report. The Statistics Bureau is months behind the pack in publishing price data that has been superseded by more recent figures.
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