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‘Are they going to fall enough?’ The renters waiting for the house price downturn to change their fortunes

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‘Are they going to fall enough?’ The renters waiting for the house price downturn to change their fortunes

As property values fall across Australia, would-be home buyers share hope and scepticism that the soft market might be their big chance Australian renters had little reason for hope until a prolonged property price slump began offering something rare: a chance to escape.

When prices first began to ease in March, 26-year-old Canberra student George Lucas was sceptical.

“They were talking about it falling and then it didn’t fall that much,” Lucas said.

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