Volatility is rising, but with the dip buyers emboldened, and Fed cuts on the way, it will probably take a Black Swan event to break the positive momentum.
‘It shouldn’t be left to members of the public to take companies to court,’ said Freya Dinshaw, the associate legal director of Human Rights Law Centre.
Just 1 in 8 owners would be swayed by further restrictions or levies; most would leave their properties empty rather than convert them to long-term rentals.
Volatility is rising, but with the dip buyers emboldened, and Fed cuts on the way, it will probably take a Black Swan event to break the positive momentum.
‘It shouldn’t be left to members of the public to take companies to court,’ said Freya Dinshaw, the associate legal director of Human Rights Law Centre.
Just 1 in 8 owners would be swayed by further restrictions or levies; most would leave their properties empty rather than convert them to long-term rentals.