What is the Average Age of First Home Buyers in Australia?

The average age of first home buyers in Australia has risen to around 35, up from 26 in the 1990s. Rising property prices, larger deposit requirements, and higher household debt are the primary drivers of this trend. First home buyers in Sydney and Melbourne tend to be older than those in regional areas and other states.

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