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Melbourne auction clearance rates reflect investor exodus, property experts say

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Melissa Brown
Melbourne auction clearance rates reflect investor exodus, property experts say
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Melbourne's property market is experiencing its lowest auction clearance rate in five years, which experts attribute to investor concerns over federal tax changes. New policies regarding negative gearing and capital gains tax have prompted many investors to exit the market.

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The shift reflects the impact of government fiscal policy on real estate investment and the broader housing affordability debate in Australia.

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Melbourne is gearing up for another day of auctions after recording its lowest clearance rate in five years. ( ABC News: Danielle Bonica )

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