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[gerardrae]

Interest rates are not high enough hence our low AUD. Any cuts soon will create higher inflation is gradually affecting my family 😢

[stevieb]

What amazes me is that the people incharge of all of this never go to prison for ruining the economy

[qrobwwj]

Australia needs to ban foreign investment in Australian real estate, mining, fishery, farming and infrastructure

[buryitdeep]

The best thing you can do for yourself is not read newspapers or watch MSM news.

[TypicalAsian]

Property prices are getting more expensive now due to less being built, less being sold and more migration, I think the property prices will go crazy once interest rates goes down due to people being able to afford repayments. The best time to buy a house is now before the market gets crazy.

[yobeenocreative]

Prices will definitely go down during the recession. In 2010 my home devalued about 40K. I tend to think that if prices keep going up, the tenants are eventually priced out of the market. Currently, we have folks with great jobs and 100K+ deposits unable to afford a loan. A little more deposit, they can buy a decent vehicle and caravan or RV for cash, downsizing and becoming completely mobile. Renters currently priced out of the market are choosing cheaper and more affordable solutions for accommodation, campers and park accommodation etc. Something will eventually give. Either incomes increase substantially (very unlikely); property price dips and slows substantially, or more tenants are forced to explore cheaper options. Already happening.

[jonathoncalabrese]

Personally want rates to go up so it hopefully is the final nail in the coffin for albo. If cuts come, imagine albos ego.

[colinbroos]

Both Labor and liberal government don't have the people's interest at heart there more concerned with selling us out to multi national corporations. Vote for someone who has the country at heart.

[kristene]

The RBA is a private bank, (like you or i owned it) what happened with rates wasn't an accident.
Fractional reserve banking (paper money, not backed by anything.

[laryssasena]

This was like a therapy session 😂 thanks for calming us down

[MsSeine]

If investor incentives like negative gearing and tax breaks were removed it would take a lot of competition out of the market. Investor incentives are skewing the “free market”. Allow “homes” to become “shelter” for families again, not “investment items”. End the rental crisis and the excess of potential home owners forced into the rental market due to catapulting property prices. These high prices driven by an excess of greedy high income earners with portfolios of properties enjoying huge tax benefits, competing with families looking to buy homes without the financial benefits! We need a correction in property prices. Renters can again become home owners. And with the correct tax garnered from excessive income earners, a whopping $2B, the government can spend on fixing the housing shortage, particularly public housing. Homebuyers shouldn’t need to compete with someone buying their third and forth properties, and reaping all the tax benefits and savings homeowners don’t enjoy. Investors go back to investing in the sharemarket and let Australians access affordable homes again.

[whatsnewtoday]

Can you cover an "Unrealized capital gain tax" that will start in 2025? And how this will effect those with multiple properties and government overreaching into taxing your asset values growth and even pension fund?

[dariussmith]

Research BRICS Nations or your never going to know what's going on

[jerrywong]

"Crack in the system." What is the evidence? Did you know the average house price in August 2024?

[joanneburford]

Thank you for putting things in perspective, once again 🙏

[schumanhuman]

100% agree, counter intuitive as it is, a slowdown or small technical recession is GOOD for house prices.

[michaelbananas]

With personal debt where it is, government tax policy support related to existing demand waning, china weakening, and immigration likely to slow, as well as rents already weakening, australian house prices increasing markedly from here looks highly improbable, short of a world where we essentially bleed our currency to death and a globally syncronized currency death like covid 3.0. This is an equally ugly scenario where we essentially declare ourselves a banana republic.

Housing as an investment in australia is essentially dead. The gains have been milked and at best, it is a store of wealth for those lucky enough to get in from the early 80s to 2020, but the base case is that housing splutters along as our economy is crushed, and the downside risk is monumental.

If you havent bought a house yet and have fomo, theres literally no point right now. If you took the fundamentals of every single asset class globally, australian real estate is in the bottom 1% of investments. Dont let fomo let you become a bag holder. Your desperation to own a home is irrational and the best case scenario is becoming a crippled debt slave, whilst the worst case is you lose everything and watch as your asset plummets to where you could have better afforded waiting.

[dagoelius]

Housing in Australia needs to collapse by 80%

[Chevaposaurus]

Ravi!!! I would be seriously interested in seeing a collab with Florian Heise!! (From Heise says) I think you two would have VERY similar and Interesting topics to bounce off each other!! Let’s go!

[paulconnolly]

In terms of rental properties services like air bnb are not necessarily helping availability either