Australia's Property Markets 2022 - Is This A SECOND Property BOOM? | The Truth About Inflation

Most people are poor due to misinformation by the media.

This video explains how Interest Rate Rises have a POSITIVE effect on Australian Property Prices and how we could be seeing a Multi-Year Property Market Boom.

Chapters:
00:00:00 - The Misconception of Rising Interest Rates and Property Prices
00:01:23 - The Relationship between Interest Rates and House Prices
00:02:56 - The increase of interest rates and property prices
00:04:21 - Property Prices and Interest Rates
00:05:36 - Interest Rates and Property Investors in Australia
00:06:58 - Impact of Interest Rate Rises on Property Owners
00:08:16 - Impact of Interest Rate Movements on Property Owners
00:09:42 - Potential Impact of High Interest Rates
00:11:11 - Disentangling Fear-Mongering in the Media

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[andreabolding]

Commonwealth and National Australia Bank are saying house prices will drop by 10%, in second half of 2023.
Housing prices to fall - this is their game, their bread and butter they're rarely if never wrong.

[aussieaussie]

PK, quick question about the corelogic search you do when it shows you the colours on the maps of each suburb and how much they have risen in blue through to red, where do you access that on the Web page, I am a member

Cheers mate

[samk]

Hi PK always great videos and helpful for lot of people who missed out V1 boom

[kaizaan]

There was continued wage growth during this period but now this is not happening so that is the deciding factor. Also the cost of living is much higher than the nineties and naughties

[assface]

Property prices fall when wages can't sustain them. Either wages fall or unemployment rises due to economic issues. We are about to have the rug pulled out from under us with a fairly sad outlook for the US. Negative 1.4% GDP.

[danesaville]

Great video made from real knowledge 👌

[jasonmoyle]

Hi PK.

I am wondering if you have any videos on property structure, units vs houses or ways to increase serviceability and buy more and more real estate in the post APRA world?

Thank you and keep up the great content!

[TrucNguyen-yohn]

Hi PK, my English is not so good. Can I still study your course? Hope to hear from you PK. Thank you very much

[poonamchowdhury]

Hi PK, thanks for this insightful video. You say that only a small portion, essentially ones who still have a lot of the mortgage is affected by int rates going up. Most first home buyers like myself can only afford to purchase in those areas you mentioned. I guess the dilemma is should you wait for property prices to come down or stabilise or get in despite int rates going up but be weary to not stretch ourselves?

[vinnishbaby]

Thank you PK. Once again brilliant vedio.

[betterthannothing]

It looks not fair, long time ago they borrowed small money and int rates high, just 1-2% up no matters compared with 10-15% rates, but these days they borrowed big money and basic rate so low, then 1-2% up matters for big amount of loan :) no one can tell future, it is just expectation, good luck :)

[iamdsebastian]

Have you done this analysis adding multiple of income to purchase medium house ? I’m guessing that may be the difference this time. Extremely high multiple and raising IR should do the trick

[rowanbouwmeester]

You cannot relate today's economic climate with historical data, unprecedented is a word you should regard when looking at today's economic situation.

[Daysoff]

Thanks PK. A very insightful video.Great help to us.

[sunpixel]

Thanks PK. Looking forward to some more info on properties.