More Household Trouble In The Land Of OZ! 

.... and.... the elephantine in the room.😂😂😂

Typical example of expats not knowing the local language or laws, with complete ignorance of where the true freedom and opportunity is. Don't confuse low cost of living with freedom.

Thinking of moving there for those reasons

@@scribzone192 yeah not cheap no more. Land expensive now too But great lifestyle but heaps of westerners living near me to,all have had enough.

@@scribzone192 are you sure there is no hidden agenda ? 😆

$10m houses in Sydney for the top 0.1%, enjoy admiring them from afar

Our two main parties are compulsive liars and chronic mass debaters…

high taxes

tax poverty death and misery

We did have the best living standards a hundred years ago, when our country hadn't sold out.

Yep. Heaps of Latinos like that also, south Americans

So all the 13 people were just waiting for the sparky in their room when your friend showed up? 😂😂. Sounds quite interesting.😂

Wait until someone realises they broke fire code and something horrible happens.

​​@@afrivoxindification of a once white proud prosperous nation.

@@Eric-kn4yn Not unique to Australia.

LOL

Just one more property

The elites have literally sold you and everyone out.. They want Australia economically destroyed and dependant on foreign governments, Specifically Red China via economic warfare as money is better at talking over a nation than actual bullet's..

It took you 20 years too long to reach that conclusion.

@@sylviam6535 well 20 years ago I was 15 and just worrying about having fun.

It might be too late, but keep some funds so you can pay for the bankruptcy yourself.

Yep, debt free is best...

Simple commentators in media promoting the use of Tax Breaks and wage growth to qualify for a BIGGER loan or maybe an extra room or bathroom renovation??? All that is wrong with property market.....what about a balanced view of PAYING down your STRESSFULL mortgage?? Keep promoting the GREAT AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY PONZI and watch social unrest get much worse!!! Greed is NO GOOD!!!

Canada? - lol

All by design...

Inflation? Rooming houses in 4x2 now 6x2 getting $100k and States replied "It's innovative". Yeah, inflationary alright....And backed by ATO tax claims. Turning the rug over to see 🤑 underneath it. Was just reading today the Airbnb zombie isn't dead yet with under 28 day leases. Plan for 2024/25 is over 28 days "longer term rentals"....what's those 2 newish landlord types going to do to Australia's housing market do we think?

That presumes that there will be some migrants. When the economy slumps immigration will fall as well.

I know you’re half joking mate but it’s no wonder people are actually doing this 😂

Early 2000s I saw a 2br unit in Lakemba with 4 beds per room and a double mattress in the lounge room. Also know a couple that rented a 1br unit in a tower block in Sydney and sublet their lounge room in the late 2010s. Sydney has been unaffordable for a long time now.

Indian slum lords are already a thing in Canada. 😂

13 bedrooms

Because most people in France like to live in the cities for jobs.

​​@@lorrainedilks4053 italy gives away free houses in the country abandoned villages no one there only the ghost

Good point. Reality is if you have real money you can live very well in many countries overseas….

​​@@bluehorseshoe6599every country.

John Adams debated that witth Robbie Barwick I think, maybe Gererd Rennick. A hard sharp downturn vs a long slow grind.

Wealth is now too concentrated to simply impose a 20% levy on debt - there needs to be a transfer of wealth to productivity, which is major reform

You will own nothing and be happy

@@swagmandan Sweet!

what if the 1% are happy with the way things are going ,

YT down ranks it. They are in lock-step with globalism.

Reality hurts. People prefer to watch confortable lies.

Australia is a pirate oligarchy.. They can't have the plebs knowing the truth..

@@TheFfabinhoo hit the nail on the head

I remember when it was only about 500 subscribers.

I attended a 1 bedder auction this weekend and it went for well over 900k

I hope you negotiated the price down or didn't buy it, as clearly the market didn't see value in the guide price.

@@nicolle_2944 i decided not to buy it. Its a recently built apartment block and strata report has significant amount of spending planned to remediate defects and litigation against builder.

its disgusting sheep continuing eating contaminated grass

Most definitely. Theyve sold off Aussie businesses to foreign companies. They will offshore the jobs

@@TalkingPoint773 Already are unfortunatley. Engineering consultancy's are offshoring all our major Infrastructure work...

@@Bruce-gh8gt Yes. India and China have developed over time, they have thousands of specialists who could do the same work for half the price. Global world, no borders, no restrictions. Dont need the people here, zero social responsibility or support for local people.

Get out while you can.

@@Deano00777 To the streets?

3 bedroom cardboard box

Rent youre rooms and lounge out! DO IT

Man that's shocking. Suppliers have hardship relief. Ring them.

@@jessekoch3480 haven't had phone from the first time Optus was hacked over a year ago, tryed getting connected for over 6 months with any other provider that can't do anything after deregistered got sick of them and Samsung passing the buck back and forth. I've no mobility, little ability to walk and an epileptic son that needs revival after some fits. Single new start to support 2 is very hard not being able to do my trade for so long on my own for going on 20 years from when he was 3 months old. I'll stop there because there is to much more detail. Thanks anyway.

its 12 degrees in my house but I dare not turn on the heater.

@@ChickityChicken same but a lot colder here. You can easily see fog breaking out and my toes are in pain. Lucky to get 12° in the day. Currently 9° at 12:35.

@@danielweir81 I used to live in Gungahlin I remember the local pond being frozen over. Good luck with it all.

Stay strong!!

in my town, a lot of small businesses for sale

Humble 😂😂

My hubby died, sold my big house and now I live in a "nest" small apartment, I don't like apartment living, but,being small, no cleaning, little cooking,feel safe and at 78...my needs are very small.

@@carmen47freixas96 As you said its your nest and easier to maintain everything. Enjoy!

​@@carmen47freixas96 👍

How much is youre quarterly strata? Cheers

At the expense of absolutely everything else.

This is the sad truth! Make the people pay for the folly.

Much appreciated

Yes nixon went to china and now china is the worlds factory everythings out of balance.

When Australian became a member of GATT in 1948, our politicians committed us to the New World Order and ALL subsequent trade and treaty agreements with the UN/WEF/WHO and various countries that included: • Handing over the country's (Australia's) economic sovereignty to APEC. • Removing all controls over imports and eliminating all other barriers to "free" trade. • Giving preferential treatment to imports from other countries, even to the point of sacrificing home industries. • Reducing wages and conditions of Australian workers to the levels of the country's • Asian trading partners (the so-called "level playing field"). These psychopathic parasites in our parliaments have collectively signed Australia to over 1,000 international treaties without asking “we the people”. Past PMs and Ministers (Whitlam, Fraser, Hawke, Howard etc) across the political divide used various loopholes to bypass our Constitution to enable it. In 1973, Gough Whitlam also signed Australia over to the foreign UNIDROIT Treaty of Rome, handing the Equitable Title of the mineral and energy wealth of Australia to “foreign powers”, head office Rome. In 1973 Whitlam removed the People from “The Commonwealth of Australia” under the: • Acts Interpretations Act 1973 No. 79 of 1973 • He also created his own Queen called “Queen of Australia” • Royal Style and Titles Act 1973 Act. 114 of 1973 Our parliament has NOT had Crown Authority to create a law since 1973, everything “legislated” in Parliament since are just Statutes. In 1975 Whitlam signed the Lima Agreement which was ratified by the Fraser Liberal government in 1976, this was start of Australian manufacturing been sold off as Australia has to reduce its manufacturing capabilities by around 30% and to commit to importing that amount from other preferred countries preferably to Third World countries, to help them develop e.g. China. On 20 July 1978, Andrew Peacock’s press release K82 on the Lima Declaration, “the transfer is deliberate and ongoing plan”. In 1983 Hawke got the High Court to rule that Foreign Treaties should override the State governments. In 1986 Bob Hawke took away our English Common Law and changed it to “Common Law of Australia” where we have not rights • Law and Justice Legislation Amendment Act 1988 No 120 He also brought in the Australian ACT 1986 WITHOUT a referendum or getting consent from the Australian people. • Australian Act 1986 Act All our problems start in politics and flow to our Central/Reserve banks until we send politicians and bankers to prison nothing will change, the new National Anti-corruption Commission (NACC) is turning out to be another government protection agency where whistleblowers are jailed not politicians and their minions.

You only have to look at what has happened to the middle class to know that what you stated above is true . We have no stability now and we must build up our foundations

Where outta fry pan into the fire.

Overhang from years of issues, remember it takes 4-5 years for defaults to season...

I'm at WA, lost my job, toxic af. So glad it was due to shit nickel prices. I'm not a quitter however it got interesting for a bit. There is still shiptonnes of jobs at northern WA...

@@joekeegan-yc4nm bed down Mandurah rental or home eventually. It's about as good as things get now.

@@WalkTheWorldDFA really surprised. Premier just did a deal with Fed's for another 10,000 "skilled migrants", must be putting them in old covid hotels because there's only 1,200 rentals. Take a look at Adam Taggart's Thoughtful Money podcast on USA housing, it will be interesting. Those maps his guest uses is a bit like your postcode data. Great work!

Morning!

Thanks for listening

Glad you think so!

Been a sub. since before Covid World till now ! I live under a Rock, even back Then!@@WalkTheWorldDFA SHTF is Now an Ongoing! Thanks Your Analysis to now! . The world financial leaders are So Juvenile! an Stupid!. You and I Cant Cure It! Sorry! Thanks so much your ongoing Insights as it Goes! You an Ongoing Angel for Stats an Analysis!

Yeah I own property! Myself! outright! no Debt! I can see Disaster Still for All! They stuck in the modern circus for Profit!

@@WalkTheWorldDFA You Tube Thinks So Too! for up Tick ,Likes Thumbs Up!

Record new passanger vechile sales and yes they never have been cheaper but?.

@@Eric-kn4yn Indeed! I've noticed this too.

Australia was always expensive. Since the housing mega bubble, it has become insane.

In all fairness to DFA , who gives us 3 different scenarios, I’m not an economist but have my feet firmly on the ground and have seen a few things nobody is supposed to know by leaders at the top, this time will be different, there is no where for people to live, no where, sell your home before you go bust but where do you go ? Where ? I believe you’re right, it’s not going to change unless something snaps , something really big ! Something devastating and there’s a reset , but nobody really understands the truth how massive the contributions are from, giant super, giant compensation-insurance, law-firms, industry, tourism, realestate, main-stream, big-tech to the people who are supposed to be there to protect us and do anything to stay in control, all trying to get a pice of the action , and impossible to expose, unfortunately you are right . If you’re not just the Queen of Sheba , I don’t care what people think of me. I’m independent , 10 points to Martin.

Yep, spot on.

Hi

what suburb

Big difference between forecasts and scenarios... mate.

I wouldn’t watch him if I were you.

Move to another country and try there.

I saw a 1 bed unit there (highrise) going for $400k...they wanted $4k a quarter/$16k a year for strata! Who on earth can afford that...can't even rent out a room if you're desperate

Noted!

Noted!

If a million is good, then a billion must be better. Lets go

That's what a Politician would say, but without any sarcasm.

India can supply 1 million immigrants a year for 1400 years with a bonus 11 million Indians added each year just in case they come close to running out

And we're gonna get them in the next 2 years

@@doodlegassum6959 ahahahahaha

Noted

Move where out of the frypan and into the fire.

@@Eric-kn4yn - lol, I wouldn’t suggest moving out of Australia, while obviously that’s an option, but rather, just checkout your options in other regions of Australia.

​@@JMichael2x2There's a reason why most people live in capital cities like Sydney and Melbourne. Not much going on in the rest of Straya.

Boomer 🙄

@@Beensash - start a life, create a plan for it, and you can live anywhere - I believe it’s a bit parochial to think the world revolves around Sydney and Melbourne, even though I know they’re both awesome cities. Every major city in Australia is amazing - the country towns scattered around NSWs, Victoria, SA, Tasmania,…. are some of the best kept secrets!

Noted

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Because they want you're savings buffer GONE! the Government hates their citizens!

Correction more probable than not. 🎉🎉🎉

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@@WalkTheWorldDFAthanks for your reply Martin. No one could ever imagine where house prices would be now, the most remarkable thing ever. Media are good at that.

That's what I've been doing yet property prices keep getting more unaffordable by the day.

Thanks, and post codes noted...

Noted

Plenty of them are left wondering why they bothered