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Exclusive report on women and property ownership in AustraliaDon't miss this unique report to understand where Australian women are forging ahead - and how their property choices could reinforce their gender wealth gap over time.2022 Women and

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CoreLogic's 2022 Women & Property report suggests women continue to have less overall share of property ownership than men, making them potentially disadvantaged by recent wealth gains from real estate.

CoreLogic research has revealed a disparity in property ownership rates between the sexes. The research suggests that women are less likely than men to own property, which can impact their overall financial wellbeing and their ability to afford a

Exclusive report on women and property ownership in AustraliaWith residential real estate valued at $7.5 trillion in Australia and more than $1.3 trillion in New Zealand, CoreLogic has delved into our extensive property data universe to understand

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The 2022 Women and Property report furthered our knowledge of the potential gender wealth gap in Australia.Of the houses analysed in Australia, female ownership was inferred for just 24% of houses, compared with male ownership across 28.5%. 47.5% of

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In our 2022 report, we continue to shine a light on the growing number of women in Australia and New Zealand taking bricks and mortar into their own hands. Women and Property: One year on explores the statistics of gender-based ownership across