Rate rises hitting size of new mortgages: RBA

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Rate rises hitting size of new mortgages: RBA
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Interest rate rises since May have cut the maximum people can borrow for a property by a fifth, the Reserve Bank has revealed.

The size of mortgages potential property buyers can take on has been cut by a fifth due to aggressive increases in official interest rates, the Reserve Bank has revealed.

Sydney house values fell 2.6 per cent in August and have now edged down by $927 a day since the end of April. In Melbourne, values fell another 1.5 per cent last month to be down by $51,000 over the past five months. But the increase in official interest rates since May was having a much bigger impact on how much people could borrow.“Given this 225 basis point [2.25 percentage point] increase in the cash rate has been fully passed through to mortgage interest rates, it will have reduced borrowers’ maximum loan size by around 20 per cent,” he said.

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