Slowdown in properties across the board for most states


And so it is true. Property consultants’ laments about the property market consolidating and transactions slowing down have now been confirmed by the National Property Information Centre (NAPIC) in their first quarter numbers for this year.

Although the findings are six months backdated as it is already August, the government agency’s figures are about as accurate as one can get about the state of the sector, down to how many transactions being done.

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