Australian home prices rise at weakest pace in almost two years


SYDNEY: Australian home prices rose at their weakest pace in nearly two years, led by falling prices in the key markets of Sydney and Melbourne as mounting affordability concerns sour buyer demand.

Sydney fell 0.2% in November from the prior month. Its second straight monthly decline, property consultancy CoreLogic Inc said yesterday.

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