Sydney and Melbourne property prices rise for first time since 2017.

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Sydney housing values had not increased since July 2017 while Melbourne’s had not risen since November 2017

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Property prices in Sydney and Melbourne are up for the first time since 2017, analysts attributing the trend to lower mortgage rates and improved sentiment.





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