Business Spectator has the latest. A taste from CommSec:
"CommSec economist Savanth Sebastian said a recent slowdown in demand for residential property meant investors were now able to pick and choose.
"The fundamentals for property are still very strong," Mr Sebastian said.
"We've still got very strong population growth, we have been underbuilding and it is likely that with some certainty around interest rates, potential investors and home buyers will move back into the market place."
However, he said any strengthening in the housing sector would be "more sedate".
"I don't see it surging back as it did with the stimulus, rather it would probably be a much more subdued recovery."
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