中国买家涌入澳洲房市！3年购入7300多套，总价达$88亿

Group 1 - Significant foreign investment in Australian real estate has been observed, with buyers from mainland China, Hong Kong, Vietnam, and India purchasing thousands of properties totaling over AUD 16 billion [1] - Analysis of the Australian Treasury's foreign investment report indicates that from 2021 to 2024, buyers from mainland China acquired 7,312 properties worth AUD 8.8 billion, averaging AUD 1.2 million per property [3] - Hong Kong investors purchased 1,856 properties for a total of AUD 1.7 billion, while Vietnamese investors bought 1,282 properties totaling AUD 1.3 billion, and Indian investors acquired 1,460 properties worth over AUD 0.9 billion [4][5] Group 2 - The Australian government has implemented a temporary ban on foreign investors and temporary residents from purchasing existing homes for at least two years, lasting until March 31, 2027, aimed at curbing land speculation [6] - Despite the ban, experts believe it has not impacted the high-end residential market in Sydney, with some indicating that demand remains strong due to perceived reasonable pricing [6] - The founder of Black Diamondz Property Concierge noted that business is thriving as clients seek a better lifestyle and are willing to pay premium prices for properties, potentially driving up overall market prices [6] Group 3 - Urban Taskforce's leader has called for the federal government to remove tax barriers for foreign investment to address the housing crisis, emphasizing the need for increased new housing supply [7][8] - There is a consensus that while restrictions on foreign investment in existing homes are justified, increasing taxes is counterproductive to achieving more housing availability [8]