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A softer property market and record low interest rates continue to make buying a first home the most affordable in years.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) and Commonwealth Bank First Home Buyer Affordability Index yesterday revealed a 14.6 per cent improvement in housing affordability in the March quarter.
This improvement was on top of a 40 per cent increase in the December 2008 quarter, bringing first home buyer affordability to its highest level in seven years.
Average monthly loan repayments fell to $1,831, the report showed, with a further reduction in repayments expected in the June quarter.
Notwithstanding current economic conditions HIA chief executive Chris Lamont said for many aspiring first home buyers there has never been a better time to buy.
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