Over the week, the markets showed 1 in 10 properties in Melbourne’s CBD are now standing vacant.  Brisbane saw an increase in asking rents but overall nationally, returns are down for houses and units. With people using coronavirus as a catalyst for moving out to the regions, what does this mean for the capitals? SQM Research’s Louis Christopher has all the answers.

<p>Over the week, the markets showed 1 in 10 properties in Melbourne&rsquo;s CBD are now standing vacant.&nbsp; Brisbane saw an increase in asking rents but overall nationally, returns are down for houses and units. With people using coronavirus as a catalyst for moving out to the regions, what does this mean for the capitals? SQM Research&rsquo;s Louis Christopher has all the answers.</p>

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