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This week we take a dive into the world of housing statistics, cutting through the noise to get to the key statistics that you need to be watching, and what they are telling us.
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GDP heat map
Every quarter I like to look at the changes in
Private sector investment is as dead as the Dodo
There is an investing narrative that suggests
Good article on household income going backwards.
https://www.theguardian.com/business/grogonomics/2019/aug/29/australia-managed-to-survive-the-global-recession-but-all-that-good-work-has-been-wasted
No mention of extreme migration being a factor though. Shame.
Household income isn’t going backwards in my household. What’s happening in your’s?
So, short odds are it’s a bull-trap.
Government is placing honey over a deep dark pit filled with bad indicators domestically and Internationally.
It’s ethically wrong by the government and APRA to be sucking people (specifically 1st home owners) into deep credit at this time.
The statement “Prices never go down in this area” is everywhere. There are so many people in inner Melb and Sydney right now believing they “rode out the tough times” the last 12 months and the good times are now back.
In the words of Randy Bachman – you ain’t seen nothing yet.
Good summary guys, thanks!
Arguably wrong.
Global economic shocks are good for ‘Strayan property.
“In most of the world, increased stress starts dominoes falling whereby about 12 months later Australia’s property market becomes ‘bid’. We have seen these relationships strengthen particularly in the last decade.”
Prerequisite capital
http://www.prerequisite.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/2019-08-23-PCS-041.pdf
Cannot wait for the Brexit and HKexit refugees.
I’ve heard HK people are buying in Sydney and having it ready if they need to get out fast.