Why Are Australian Property Prices Rising?

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@Scottweeier846 5 дней назад

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The very first time we tried, we invested $2000 and after a week, we received $9500. That really helped us a lot to pay up our bills.

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@marcoschena99 9 дней назад

Property goes up over time, full stop. Everyone that wants to purchase, needs to knuckle down, save the deposit (will take more than 3 months), will take years, be patient. Then buy and enjoy the journey and pay it down overtime, make sure you have an offset. Be realistic about your first purchase, it will not look like Mum and Dad's house, will be smaller and probably a few suburbs away. You can do it. Here is a house sold in South Yarra VIC 2024 Sold $1,904,000 2006 Sold $940,000 1993 Sold $265,000 1980 Sold $70,000 1976 Sold $61,000

@nitehawk9270 7 дней назад

Doesn't help with limited equity. Our household earns 300k, a 700k house owes about 80/90 and I have 300k( in the bank. Nah I'll just jump out now and move overseas and retire in a cheap Asian country at 50. Also not 50 sub 40 and could pay off mortgage many years ago. Why play the stupid game here. Let investors and landholding developers rot.

@thekingspin9846 9 дней назад

If the sub-continent likes the look of your country prices will keep going up, don't need complex analysis or algorithms. See Canada.

@ngatiklau6044 9 дней назад

Depends. Locations that peaked too much will undergo correction. Overall as you know yourself, location will be key. Great show, love the optimism!

@jezg084 9 дней назад

The famous saying - the market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent - comes to mind with what’s going on with Australian residential property.

@TheMatthewSherwood 9 дней назад

The problem is it’s not irrational, it’s supply and demand. If you want a piece of land in a big city you are competing with thousands of other people who would also love it.

@uberboiz 6 дней назад

@@TheMatthewSherwood Well, supply and demand can be impacted by (and quite often reflect) irrational behaviour. What makes you think people competing for a piece of land on the basis of "love" is not irrational?

@ianthomson4427 3 дня назад

@@uberboiz Because it has intrinsic value based on how it can be utilised by people with money. That's rational. Irrational is when people sell out of fear that they will lose money, and by doing so guarantee that loss rather than holding through it.

@uberboiz 3 дня назад

@@ianthomson4427 That's a flawed reasoning. Buying something solely on the basis that the item has intrinsic value doesn't make your action rational. If you acquire the item at an excessive price that is completely disconnected from the intrinsic value (especially if the purchase is funded by a significant amount of debt), it is indeed an _irrational_ behaviour. After all, price and intrinsic value are not the same thing, and you seem to conflate the two. If irrationality forces people to sell out of fear, it also forces people to buy out of the same emotion. You think the term 'FOMO' applies to people who are selling?🤷‍♂

@jamesm6341 8 дней назад

It cost 900k to build 4 bed room house in Sydney, excluding land.

@lorgerdat 8 дней назад

Meanwhile, a townhouse style property in Kyoto is $200k and right beside arashiyama.

@user-ye3fk9me1i 9 дней назад

Definitely higher not enough homes around It’s not rocket science look at The traffic jams shopping malls most city malls are full daily shoulder to shoulder to many people around not enough homes let alone The roads are always full 🤩

@YTSEO_EXPERTT 6 дней назад

Fascinating insights!

@user-kp6dj3cm4c 9 дней назад

Definitely higher ☝🏻 it.may drop for 6months at some stage, but inflation, lack of housing, immigration and stupidity a pretty stable government (even if there annoying) + 4-7%

@Steve-kk8yb 7 дней назад

Unimaginable levels of immigration & printing unimaginable amounts of money, is the answer to the title of the video. If you knew they were going to be so corrupt, you have profited.

@dmoo8121 9 дней назад

How much are you buying properties for these days Ravi??

@blakesidebottom9629 9 дней назад

400k to 600k

@joekeegan-yc4nm 9 дней назад

1.5-2.5!

@Vicki_Aussie_Girl 8 дней назад

Buy gold silver and XRP

@Freedomone153 9 дней назад

Overseas buyers. Not hard.

@michaellim4795 9 дней назад

No. Simpleton

@ricky6864 8 дней назад

@@michaellim4795 bawawaa, hi karen

@mojanburgandy 5 дней назад

Yea ! Supply and demand don't affect prices, get on board with the propaganda ! 😂 More people looking for the same item never affects the price. +10 social credits for you!

@lexnouwens1894 9 дней назад

Buying real estate is a hedge against inflation. So much money printed after the GFC, it will end up in people’s pockets.

@uberboiz 6 дней назад

It's not the only hedge against inflation though. Too bad most people fall into the same conventional wisdom.

@ricky6864 9 дней назад

Prices are high because non residents (chinese) buying properties at any price

@kurochandog9472 9 дней назад

that is one of the reasons and a big pusher for sure. Many of them flee from communist China with loads of capitalists (and likely also super corrupted) money.