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Housing Slowdown Impacts Property-Linked Businesses

By Ravs Realtors · 24 September 2026 · 1 min read · Source: Tradersunion
Photo: Jorge Lascar / flickr · CC BY 2.0

Australian housing turnover has decreased by 15% since June compared to last year, resulting in an estimated monthly loss of A$355 million to A$710 million for businesses linked to property transactions. This has led to staff reductions.

In Melbourne's western growth corridor, this broader economic impact might translate to fewer new developments and services, potentially affecting local employment and housing supply in the long term.

Summarised by Ravs Realtors from reporting by Tradersunion.

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