The sea-change and tree-change hotspots selling at a discount
Property values have started to fall in some of the most sought-after regional hotspots of the lockdown era, new figures show.
Rising interest rates and a reopening of major cities this year have ended the growth spurt of property markets in beach destinations.
House values in the Richmond-Tweed region of northern NSW, which includes Byron Bay, Ballina and Lismore, have fallen by 11.7 per cent over the three months to October, CoreLogic data shows.
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