Australian property prices rise for second quarter in a row

November 23, 2012 8:01 AM GMT


Residential property prices in Australia have increased for a second quarter in a row, the first back to back increase since 2010, the latest available data shows.

The growth in the market is being by gains in the capital cities of states at the centre of the country

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