International Monetary Fund sees 'soft landing' for house prices
Geoff WinestockEditorial writer
Updated
The International Monetary Fund has predicted a "soft landing" for Australian house prices even though it says the market is still between 5 and 15 per cent overvalued.
The Washington-based institution endorsed "multi-pronged" measures that Australian authorities have used to take the heat out of the house price boom, including the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority's controls on risky home lending.
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Geoff Winestock writes on News specialising in Politics, Economy, Policy. Connect with Geoff on Facebook and Twitter. Email Geoff at gwinestock@smh.com.au
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