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InfrastructureEditorial DeskWed 07 Jul 21

[+] Byron Bubble at ‘Critical Point’

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The pandemic has rapidly accelerated the growth in house prices in regional Australia in the past year.

Nowhere more has this been evident than in Byron Bay where prices have surged 14 per cent in the last 12 months.

While Byron Bay and its surrounds has long experienced strong house price and population growth in the two decades leading up to the pandemic, a confluence of factors has made the coastal town a symbol of post-pandemic population and housing trends.

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