Historic low in US home sales
American home sales hit a 30-year low, delivering bad news for News Corp and its 61% owned Australian US property listings REA Group.
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American home sales hit a 30-year low, delivering bad news for News Corp and its 61% owned Australian US property listings REA Group.
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The latest half year figures from News Corp’s digital house listings arm REA Group has confirmed that it’s the middlemen that make a lot of money - and not just the banks.
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News Corp’s 61% owned property listing business REA Group is continuing to withdraw from involvement in Asian markets that once were seen as key to its future growth outside Australia.
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REA Group holds one of the most privileged positions in real-estate of any company in the world. Within its home market of Australia, ~65% of the adult population visit the website every month, a number that keeps growing!
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News Corp controlled REA Group is buying Mortgage Choice for $244 million, as the real estate listings company seeks to expand the size of its mortgage broking business.
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The analyst upgrades the rating to Buy from Neutral. At the same time, the target falls to $130 from $155.
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Morgans lowers its target price for REA Group to $145.40 from $156.30. As the amended target price is still more than 10% above the prevailing share price, the broker raises its rating to Add from Hold.
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The Neutral rating is maintained on downside risk to the consensus forecast in the medium term. The target price eases to $158 from $162.
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Morgans lifts its target price to $160.4 from $139.4.
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Neutral maintained. Target rises to $152 from $148.
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