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Onthehouse.com.au reveals that in the 11 federal elections since 1978, seven of the elections saw the rate of house price growth slow for the three months leading up to the election, but data also shows that when growth does slowdown prior to an election it is followed by a rise in growth rates afterward.
The reverse was true for years where growth rates did not slow prior to an election. In these cases, price growth rates went into a slump directly after the election. |
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