Westpac partners with Herron Todd White to provide regular national residential property reports.
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Westpac Bank has teamed with Australia’s largest independent property advisory group Herron Todd White to produce a quarterly snapshot of how Australia’s residential property market is performing, state by state.
The Westpac/Herron Todd White Property Report provides Westpac customers with access to relevant and timely information on the residential property market around the country, Herron Todd White CEO Brendon Hulcombe says.
“For those customers interested in buying or investing, this report provides invaluable information supplied by our qualified registered valuation team,” Hulcombe explains. “The report, which includes expert commentary on market insights, national overviews, capital growth areas, regional valuations and rental yield returns, will allow people to make informed decisions,” he says.
Hulcombe says the report also takes into context external factors that can affect the market. “Interest rates, employment figures, retail sales, population growth, the strength or weakness of the finance and resource industries, are all key indicators that our valuers consider when reporting current market conditions,” he says.
“Westpac’s decision to partner with Herron Todd White is based on the groups highly regarded skills, capability and reputation. With over 250,000 valuations undertaken a year, the Herron Todd White Group’s detailed knowledge of local markets coupled with the benefit of being part of a national network places us in a unique position to provide commentary on the residential property market within Australia,” Hulcombe says.
Westpac customers and the general public can access the quarterly Westpac/Herron Todd White Residential Property Report from the Westpac Bank website at the following link http://www.westpac.com.au/personal-banking/solutions/buying-a-property/buying-an-investment-property/htw-property-reports/. The next edition of the report is due to be published on 1 November 2011.
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