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Flood of property listings triggers further price fall warnings across 56 major areas

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A substantial increase in unsold housing stock and lengthening sales times across 56 Australian areas are triggering warnings of further price corrections. This surge in inventory, particularly in Queensland and around Sydney, suggests that current property prices may not fully reflect the imbalance between supply and demand. Major banks have revised their forecasts for national home price falls downwards, indicating a potentially deeper market downturn than previously anticipated.

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