Interesting, I am yet to see my electricity bills going down so not sure where that -17.9 figure is coming from.
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TLDR for a political sub
>New dwelling prices, which capture new builds and major renovations, rose 5.1% in the 12 months to August and have remained around 5% since August 2023, with builders passing on higher costs for labour and materials.
>Rental prices increased 6.8% in the 12 months to August, down from the 6.9% increase in July. Rental price growth remains high due to a continued tight rental market reflected by low vacancy rates in most capital cities.Â
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Electricity: -17.9
RBA is 100% ignoring this. Still, 2.7 is sexy.
Interesting, I am yet to see my electricity bills going down so not sure where that -17.9 figure is coming from.
TLDR for a political sub
>New dwelling prices, which capture new builds and major renovations, rose 5.1% in the 12 months to August and have remained around 5% since August 2023, with builders passing on higher costs for labour and materials.
>Rental prices increased 6.8% in the 12 months to August, down from the 6.9% increase in July. Rental price growth remains high due to a continued tight rental market reflected by low vacancy rates in most capital cities.Â