澳洲进入全球房价涨幅榜前十名。

澳洲的房产市场进入全球10大房价上涨热点之一。
Knight Frank的全球房价指数显示澳洲去年房价上涨10.9%，名列全球第七名。

这个消息可能让地产观察人士担心房价已经出现泡沫。

但是跟房市已经开始冷却的最新数据相一致，Knight Frank的报告显示今年一季度澳洲房价涨幅已经放缓到了更加温和的2.1%。

CBRE居住地产部门总裁Justin Brown说他对澳洲靠前的排名并不感到吃惊，并驳斥了房价可能出现泡沫的说法。

“来自国内和海外的需求都很强劲”他说。

他预计未来5年澳洲房价会继续保持每年5%到7%的涨幅。

“房价会有波动，但是我们会看到正增长”他说。

Knight Frank指数中房价领涨的国家是迪拜，中国，爱沙尼亚，土耳其，台湾和巴西。

Dubai recorded a 27.7% median price increase in the year to the end of March. Photo: Gabriela Maj/Bloomberg.

在54个国家中垫底的是克罗地亚，赛普鲁斯和希腊。

Talin - Estonia was one of the top five countries for price growth. Photo: Reuters.

迪拜一年间涨幅达到27.7%，连续四个季度排名第一。

Australia in the top 10 for price growth

But property values in Dubai, China, Estonia, Turkey, Taiwan and Brazil went up even more.

Australia’s property market has been named one of the 10 hottest in the world for prices growth.

The Knight Frank Global House Price Index has ranked Australia’s property price growth over the past year as the seventh-strongest internationally following an annual increase of 10.9 per cent.

The news of Australia’s official ranking may feed property watchers’ concerns over a price bubble. However, in line with recent data showing the market is beginning to cool, the Knight Frank report reveals growth in Australian house prices slowed to a more moderate 2.1 per cent over the first quarter of this year.

The chairman of CBRE Residential, Justin Brown, said he wasn’t surprised by Australia’s strong ranking and dismissed talk that it pointed to a potential asset bubble.

Australia’s location on Asia’s doorstep and the restricted development opportunities in the nation’s cities “due to geographic reasons” were prime drivers for prices growth, he said.

“We’ve got quite a pent-up demand both domestically and internationally,” said Brown, who has predicted Australian house prices will continue growing between 5 and 7 per cent a year for the next five years.

“It will ebb and flow, but we will see positive growth,” he said.

The Knight Frank index’s leading countries for prices growth were Dubai, China, Estonia, Turkey, Taiwan and Brazil. At the bottom of the list of 54 countries were Croatia, Cyprus and Greece.

Dubai, which topped the annual rankings for the fourth consecutive quarter, recorded a sizzling 27.7 per cent median price increase in the year to the end of March. Prices in the Emirates market rose by a much calmer 3.4 per cent in the first three months of this year following regulatory changes.

Knight Frank’s associate director of residential research, Michelle Ciesielski, said the index showed global house prices had risen consistently each quarter over the past two years, but the rate of price growth slowed in the first three months of 2014.

The global index rose by 0.6 per cent in the first quarter of 2014, down from 1.2 per cent during the previous quarter.

Nevertheless, it was the first time since 2008 that the biggest price falls in the poorer-performing markets were less than 10 per cent.

The index is compiled on a quarterly basis using official government statistics or central bank data where available.

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