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Property investments could still rise

The COVID-19 outbreak has tainted the outlook of global economies and this could potentially compel investors to go after low-risk asset classes like property even with the slow population growth, according to an expert.

COVID-19 unlikely to impact prices directly

Eliza Owen, head of residential research at CoreLogic, said the while sales activity will likely be affected, house prices might not necessarily go down. She said the residential property sector has historically fared well against adverse economic shocks compared to other sectors such as the stock market.

Rental assistance urged amidst uncertainty

The Real Estate Institute of Western Australia (REIWA) is urging the state government to consider giving rental assistance to those affected by the coronavirus outbreak.

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