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Mortgage Choice in The Hills

Locality: Lesmurdie, Western Australia, Australia

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22.01.2022 It's almost Easter!! Who's been naughty and eaten one of these already before the bunny himself has been??

22.01.2022 Do you agree? Do you think we've turned a corner in WA?

22.01.2022 Happy Easter from the team at Mortgage Choice in the Hills. Be safe over the long weekend

21.01.2022 It was a bit of a shock to get this awesome little goodie bag and card today. All our clients are awesome but these guys seem to know me so well thanks again

19.01.2022 Happy Easter from the team at Mortgage Choice in the Hills. Be safe over the long weekend

16.01.2022 Do you think these house and land packages offering no deposit or low deposit loans could be adding to the stress of no equity. Interesting read....

16.01.2022 Did you know that we can refinance your home loan so that you could put a pool in?? Do it now before Summer hits.!! Here is Mel standing in a customers pool being done. (yeah shes heard all the short jokes, but seriously this pool is deep) :)

15.01.2022 The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has kept the official cash rate on hold at 1.5% in a decision that was widely predicted by economists across the country. There are plenty of reasons why the RBA would keep rates on hold such as the rebound in housing market strength and housing investment activity, a surge in commodity prices, and potentially a lower Australian dollar as the US looks to increase interest rates, said Tim Lawless, head of research at CoreLogic. Furthermore... as rate cuts in May and August spurred on investment activity, a repeat of this could further incentivise investors which may push house prices even higher, he added. John Flavell, CEO at Mortgage Choice, expressed similar sentiments saying that there was no reason for the RBA to change its current stance on monetary policy. According to the Westpac Melbourne Consumer Sentiment Index, confidence fell 1.1% in November to 101.3, he said. Meanwhile, property prices across the combined capital cities rose 0.2% throughout November, taking property prices 9.3% higher over the last 12 months. With the next RBA meeting on 7 February, the Bank will have time to consider housing market performance for the final quarter of 2016 as well as September’s GDP figures and inflation numbers for the December quarter, Lawless said. At 1.5%, the cash rate is still highly expansionary and, together with other factors, is likely to keep housing demand strong. Looking toward 2017, Flavell predicts that future rate increases are just around the corner. There is growing speculation that the United States’ Federal Reserve will lift the official cash rate at its next Board meeting on December 14. If this happens, we could see the Reserve Bank follow suit and lift rates as early as February 2017. Furthermore, increases in long-term bond rates also support the theory that interest rates will soon rise meaning that the bottom of the rate cycle may well have already come and gone, he said.

14.01.2022 Nice and warm here today in Perth! Who needs a pool?? We can possibly help

14.01.2022 Hope everyone has a great day off tomorrow, stay cool it's gonna be a scorcher!

12.01.2022 Do we all agree with this post? Me, personally I believe that another 12 months in WA will be quiet but of course we'd love it to pick up come 1st Jan 2017. It is of course the best time for first home buyers to purchase in this lower market

06.01.2022 Interesting read. Predicting the market in Australia this year. What could this mean for you?

03.01.2022 Happy birthday Mr Ferris, 21 again