ARTICLE · 12 APRIL 2018

Property exposures update 2017

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This update provides a snapshot of APRA's latest property exposure data on the commercial and residential sectors.

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KordaMentha Real Estate's Property exposures update provides a snapshot of APRA's latest property exposure data on the commercial and residential sectors.

The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority ('APRA') recently released it's latest quarterly property exposure data for domestic and foreign Authorised Deposit-taking Institutions ('ADI's').

The Property exposures update - December quarter 2017 provides a snapshot of APRA's quarterly property exposures data on commercial and residential sectors.

For further information on APRA's property exposures data visit apra.gov.au

To read the latest Property exposures update click the download below.

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