Regional rents surge as mining and domestic tourism booms put pressure on vacancies – ABC News

Rents in many regional areas are surpassing the big cities, as a renewed mining boom and a pandemic-triggered domestic tourism…

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June 21, 2021

Port Hedland real estate agent Scott Lowe and his team have been busy trying to find local residents somewhere to rent.
Key points:

Regional house prices have risen 15.2 per cent, around 50 per cent more than city prices
Regional rents are up 9.6 per cent compared…

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