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Forum: Australia
Mar 22nd 2010, 2:39 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

re: my post above.... It's amazing what you can do with a telephoto lens, but just be careful that you don't spoil the illusion with a subsequent photo in the same series.... ;)

Take a look at...
Forum: Australia
Mar 22nd 2010, 2:34 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

This place (http://www.realestate.com.au/property-house-qld-the+gap-106375560?tm=1267999839&c=40833092&t=res) sold just the other day... Not a spectacular location by any means, though the agents in...
Forum: Australia
Mar 12th 2010, 12:44 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Can't wait for the bubble to burst. Any minute now.
Forum: Australia
Mar 10th 2010, 3:19 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

:confused:

your first home is provides shelter...and it has done since 1970.

I'm not sure I understand your clue ?
Forum: Australia
Mar 10th 2010, 1:15 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I agree. I think that this will have to change going forwards.
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:50 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

It gave the figure as 0.2% ! As such it would take just under 348 years to double your capital value. That's certainly a long time to wait.
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:49 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

But as far as I know, there are no tax breaks that are specific to property :confused: it isn't treated any differently from any other asset class.

So how are taxation laws relevant? you have to...
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:45 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

So by your line of thinking, investing in a company that does not pay high dividends is a "loss making investment" ?

I think that there are possibly a few flaws in what you are saying.
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:26 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

:confused:

That's not what the article you quoted says:
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:13 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Not really sure what this has got to do with your original statement about shanty towns.


:confused: Show me any asset that "will" return 10% per annum and I will also buy. Earlier you said...
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 9:50 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

There's still plenty of land left that can be covered in concrete... Like you I don't believe that line.

But the bigger picture is that planet earth has a finite supply of land, and a human...
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 12:24 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

To me, your post is full of flawed logic. Why do you think that the presence of Shanty towns indicates a shortage of housing supply?! Perhaps you should consider some of the other factors at play, I...
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 11:49 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Yes, I meant capital growth.
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 6:45 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Pretty much the theme of this thread... people reading what they want to read, not what's really there.


Tell me, what else do I "reckon" ?
Forum: Australia
Mar 9th 2010, 6:03 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I reckon its a bit simpler than that...
1) population is growing.
2) inflation.
3) finite supply of land on planet earth.

You don't have to be einstein to appreciate why property values go up...
Forum: Australia
Mar 3rd 2010, 2:34 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Nope. Have a look into the definitions of Land, Real Estate and Real Property.
Forum: Australia
Mar 3rd 2010, 1:51 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Ok, here's a question.

Some people here think that there is a "housing bubble" that will soon "burst". How exactly will we know that this event is occurring ? how do we quantify it?

Is it...
Forum: Australia
Mar 2nd 2010, 4:13 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

You could have just typed "ok, I admit I'm wrong" - it would have been easier on your fingers.
Forum: Australia
Mar 2nd 2010, 3:07 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

What are you on about "you have no rights over the mortgaged property" ???!! :rofl:

Please explain to us, why do people borrow money to buy "things"? Is it :
a) because they want to own...
Forum: Australia
Mar 2nd 2010, 12:51 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I think you've gone a little off track now...;)

Your old MD became the owner of the business. No-one else. The company that lent him $20m doesn't own any of it.
Forum: Australia
Mar 1st 2010, 10:15 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

????

I don't think you need to explain how lending works to me.

The bottom line is, if you buy a house and register it in your name - you own it. Doesn't matter how you paid for it, or even...
Forum: Australia
Mar 1st 2010, 9:07 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

:confused: I think you're on another planet mate. Everyone who pays stamp duty or transfer duty on a house, and has it registered in their name, owns that house.

Whether or not a person needed...
Forum: Australia
Feb 25th 2010, 11:41 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

In the future we will have robots that will do all the work for us - and the graph will gradually head back down.

:thumbup:
Forum: Australia
Feb 25th 2010, 11:16 pm
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

Does that graph cover one person, or one household as the title suggests?

To me that graph looks like it is splitting out all households where the "head" of the household is between 25 and 39 yrs...
Forum: Australia
Feb 23rd 2010, 2:44 am
Replies: 983
Views: 82,267
Posted By asprilla

Re: Housing bubble in Australia

I don't think that you really know what you're talking about.
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