Brisbane has made the top 100 on a list of global cities with the highest home price growth.BRISBANE has beaten London, Beijing and Brussels on a global list ranking cities with the highest home price growth.The latest Knight Frank Global Residential Cities Index ranks the Queensland capital as number 100 based on residential property price growth of 2.1 per cent in the past 12 months. GET THE LATEST REAL ESTATE NEWS DIRECT TO YOUR INBOX HERE But while Brisbane has performed better than some of the other major world cities, it only ranked sixth in Australia.Hobart recorded the highest price growth of 13.1 per cent, jumping from 34th place to 11th on the list. Hobart has ranked 11th on a global list of cities with the highest home price growth. Picture: Roger Lovell.Melbourne came next in 21st place, with 10.2 per cent price growth in the year to December 2017 — up from 24th on the index.Canberra’s residential market is now outperforming Sydney’s, with the nation’s capital sitting at 59th on the list with 5.7 per cent growth.Sydney is in 83rd place on the index with 3.8 per cent price growth, and Adelaide is in the 87th spot with 3.6 per cent growth.More from newsParks and wildlife the new lust-haves post coronavirus19 hours agoNoosa’s best beachfront penthouse is about to hit the market19 hours ago SKY HOMES GOING GANGBUSTERS WHAT PALMER PAID FOR FIG TREE POCKET MANSION BEACH HOUSE SELLS FOR RECORD $18M Brisbane has placed 100th on a list of global cities with the highest property price growth. Picture: Patrick Hamilton.Knight Frank’s Australian head of residential research Michelle Ciesielski said it was encouraging to see six Australian cities crack the top 100.“There is a clear differentiation in the pace of property growth around Australia, with Sydney and Melbourne seeing prices moving towards a more sustainable level of growth,” she said.“The influence by the Australian Prudential Regulatory Authority (APRA) on the lending environment has certainly been felt with many investors retracting from the market on the east coast. “This risk-adverse environment is likely to remain for some time given the current banking royal commission.”
Brisbane has cracked the top 100 on a list of global cities with the highest home price growth. Photo: Glenn Hunt/Getty Images.The Global Residential Cities Index assesses house price performance across 150 of the world’s cities.It has found global residential property prices grew 4.5 per cent in 2017, down from 7 per cent in 2016.Berlin led the annual rankings for 2017, with home price growth of 20.1 per cent during the year.
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Paolillo praises Inter Milan for handling Conte outburst
Loading… read also:Conte fighting in London court to recover ‘£27m he lost to scammer’ “We should know what really happened and the reason for the dispute. At this point the president and Marotta must know things. They will have to make the decision. I trust they will find the right solution.” Asked if there is a limit to tolerating Conte’s rants, Paolillo added: “For a manager, yes, because there are too many character precedents. At that point you need to take the right precautions, even contractual. This is not nice and I’m sorry because I respect Conte very much, and already in unsuspecting times, I won’t hide it, I would have liked to have seen him at Inter earlier.” FacebookTwitterWhatsAppEmail分享 Promoted ContentBrother Creates A Phenomenal Dress For His SisterMost Beautiful Female Supermodels From India7 Facts About Black Holes That Will Blow Your MindBirds Enjoy Living In A Gallery Space Created For ThemThe Very Last Bitcoin Will Be Mined Around 2140. Read MoreCouples Who Celebrated Their Union In A Unique, Unforgettable Way7 Theories About The Death Of Our Universe20 “The Big Bang Theory” Moments Only A Few Fans Knew AboutPlaying Games For Hours Can Do This To Your BodyCan Playing Too Many Video Games Hurt Your Body?6 Most Breathtaking Bridges In The WorldTop 10 Enemies Turned Friends in TV
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SuperSport Seals the Deal for Wilder-Fury II Fight
Wilder was more emphatic in his prediction: “I knocked him out the first time we fought,” he said, referencing the dramatic knockdown that seemed to have finished Fury before he beat the count. “I told him two years ago I was going to baptize him. Rising up is part of the baptism. This is unfinished business. Because he’s in WWE, I’m going to make sure he gets knocked out of the ring, I might even come down with a flying elbow from the top rope. “I’m going to do exactly what I said I would do. I’m going to knock him out. I’m the lion. I’m the king of the jungle. It was a very controversial fight. I promise my fans that there won’t be any controversy with this one. I’m going to finish it.”Although both fighters are skilled in smack talk, it was still a surprise when Fury declared he can knock Wilder out within the first six minutes, something he’s hoping to produce under the tutelage of new trainer Sugar Hill Steward.Aside from the fighters’ charismatic personalities and their penchants for wild public statements, this matchup is fascinating because it pits Fury’s boxing skills against Wilder’s ferocious punching power. Fury would have claimed a decision on the scorecards if he hadn’t been knocked down twice yet insists he must win by knockout to get a decision in the US.Share this:FacebookRedditTwitterPrintPinterestEmailWhatsAppSkypeLinkedInTumblrPocketTelegram The long-awaited rematch of heavyweight titans Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder, taking place in Las Vegas on Saturday 22 February will be broadcast on DStv, live on your World of Champions.Wilder versus Fury II has been highly anticipated since their first meeting, when Wilder retained his WBC title via split draw after Fury sensationally rose from a 12th-round knockdown to finish the fight. It is one of the most memorable moments in heavyweight history and has raised the stakes heading into the rematch.Wilder and Fury kicked off their media tour with an event in Los Angeles and, as expected, pulled no punches. “Deontay Wilder hasn’t been returning my calls or messages since last time,” Fury said. “He’s trying to keep his distance. He didn’t want to be around me so I can get in his head. “He’s going to try to (end it with) the right hand. If I’m stupid enough to get hit with it, I deserve to lose. I hit the floor twice in the first fight, but it’s all about how you respond. I’m a fighting man. If he can’t finish me, I’m going to eat him up.”