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Beware the imminent housing bubble
Beware the imminent housing bubble
http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/b...-1226004673183 The Next Bubble Coming From Down Under http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...own-under.aspx One Last Giant Property Bubble http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...ty-bubble.aspx |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Anyone got a bucket of popcorn?
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Pomster
(Post 9170093)
Anyone got a bucket of popcorn?
That way the thread will just vanish. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by iamthecreaturefromuranus
(Post 9170140)
I'm going to stick my fingers in my ears and go la-la-la-la-la-la
That way the thread will just vanish. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Margaret3
(Post 9170185)
No way, your like me and sadly addicted to these threads:blink:
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Trying to remember the posters name who always arrives at these threads and makes me feel better about renting, always sounds like he knows wot hes talking about.......think its Steve2009......c'mon steve
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by gere
(Post 9170006)
Beware the imminent housing bubble
http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/b...-1226004673183 The Next Bubble Coming From Down Under http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...own-under.aspx One Last Giant Property Bubble http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...ty-bubble.aspx |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
quick...hide in the cupboard under the stairs and wait until it is all over.
....hang on, most houses in Oz, don't have stairs- we are all doomed!:rofl: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
"Imminent housing bubble"? We already have a housing bubble. We've had a housing bubble for years.
The big question is "When will it pop?" Nobody knows. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Music to my ears :thumbsup::thumbsup:
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Just signing in to watch the fun, I've got nothing new to say on the subject "it will pop one day, no idea when".
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
The rumour is the RBA are keeping interest rates as they are for a while which means stability which means no housing bubble:thumbup:
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
awwwwweeeee no ones biting:(
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
It seems everyone thinks the Bubble will never pop in Australia and will continue to grow and grow and be the biggest bestest bubble ever.
Soon people wont be able to afford a shed over there or Australia will be full of Millionaires :rofl::rofl::rofl: Lets Hope Australia the Lucky country sorts its self out before it goes snap crackle and POP Or until i get there get myself a cheap place then ill be happy i want a 10 bed house on the beach with 10acres please :thumbsup: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Robbie37Michelle32
(Post 9174871)
It seems everyone thinks the Bubble will never pop in Australia and will continue to grow and grow and be the biggest bestest bubble ever.
Soon people wont be able to afford a shed over there or Australia will be full of Millionaires :rofl::rofl::rofl: Lets Hope Australia the Lucky country sorts its self out before it goes snap crackle and POP Or until i get there get myself a cheap place then ill be happy i want a 10 bed house on the beach with 10acres please :thumbsup: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Margaret3
(Post 9174955)
we already cant afford a shed:( (well we could, but then couldnt afford to live)
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
We live int shoe box int middle of road. :D Cost $78,000
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by alistairboyle
(Post 9175116)
We live int shoe box int middle of road. :D Cost $78,000
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Robbie37Michelle32
(Post 9175126)
Do you think i would be ok with the shoe box and some beer each month could i live still ohhhhhhhhhhhh i am so scared of what to do :rofl:
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
I so agree with what you are saying,i dont think you can live yourlife waiting for the right moment to move or buy or sell ect
We will be moving to the GC in April after waiting for such a longtime,we had sold our house well thought we had at such a good time the rate was 2.60 but it fell through then the market went tits and now we have sold and the rate is not so good but hey we are still coming over. Will the bubble go who knows if i did i would be bloody rich thats for sure :) |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Robbie37Michelle32
(Post 9175162)
Will the bubble go who knows if i did i would be bloody rich thats for sure :)
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
If you wish to read a very interesting analysis on the housing bubble in Oz;google macrobusiness superblog and then read the article headed 'another troubling bargain'.This is a well worthwhile site for australian economic and financial matters:confused:
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Robbie37Michelle32
(Post 9174871)
It seems everyone thinks the Bubble will never pop in Australia and will continue to grow and grow and be the biggest bestest bubble ever.
Soon people wont be able to afford a shed over there or Australia will be full of Millionaires :rofl::rofl::rofl: Lets Hope Australia the Lucky country sorts its self out before it goes snap crackle and POP Or until i get there get myself a cheap place then ill be happy i want a 10 bed house on the beach with 10acres please :thumbsup: Plenty of people think there is no bubble and that prices will rise steadily or stabilise. Plenty of others think they're due a significant fall. No-one knows for sure and anyone who thinks they can accurately predict a timeline will either be wrong or be lucky-guessing. There are heaps of threads on it going back quite a while. Once there's more news one way or the other I'm sure there'll be more discussion. You pays your money (or not) and takes your chances. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by freebo
(Post 9176330)
I think everyone's currently tired of talking about it, I am for the moment.
Plenty of people think there is no bubble and that prices will rise steadily or stabilise. Plenty of others think they're due a significant fall. No-one knows for sure and anyone who thinks they can accurately predict a timeline will either be wrong or be lucky-guessing. There are heaps of threads on it going back quite a while. Once there's more news one way or the other I'm sure there'll be more discussion. You pays your money (or not) and takes your chances. House prices are as unsustainable in Australia as they were in the USA and the UK. My friend bought a house in the North of England in 2006 for £145,000. The same houses as his on the same street are now on the market for £105,000 and not selling at that price. He is in negative equity but doesn't want to move / sell anyway so not so much of an issue I guess. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Jon77
(Post 9176358)
My friend bought a house in the North of England in 2006 for £145,000. The same houses as his on the same street are now on the market for £105,000 and not selling at that price. He is in negative equity but doesn't want to move / sell anyway so not so much of an issue I guess.
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Jon77
(Post 9176358)
House prices are as unsustainable in Australia as they were in the USA and the UK.
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 9176442)
Except that he now has less disposable income than his neighbours who buy at GBP 105,000.
The anger will breed within...one day he will snap...:ohmy: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by BadgeIsBack
(Post 9176623)
His mate will have a Ben Sherman shirt - he will have to be content with M&S...
The anger will breed within...one day he will snap...:ohmy: private healthcare private education safeguarding parents retirement safeguarding own retirement own further education etc etc. Much better than keeping your bank manager in sharp suits and $40 lunches. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 9176631)
There are better outlets for disposable income, like...
private healthcare private education safeguarding parents retirement safeguarding own retirement own further education etc etc. Much better than keeping your bank manager in sharp suits and $40 lunches. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by gere
(Post 9170006)
Beware the imminent housing bubble
http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/b...-1226004673183 The Next Bubble Coming From Down Under http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...own-under.aspx One Last Giant Property Bubble http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...ty-bubble.aspx 1 - Courier Mail -- why MACBETH?..... Surely Hamlet would have been a much better choice for a "bloody" reference? 2. love the (now seemingly normal) assumption that all ecconomies are the same as the US and so should therefore be compared to it. 3. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Mochinbach
(Post 9177118)
3.
To put housing prices into some perspective, the average Sydney house sells for around A$600,000. The average Australian wage is around A$65,000. As far as affordability goes, it's about as bad as it gets Why not compare Sydney prices to Sydney wages....or Australian prices to Australian wages? I stopped reading at that bit...and I'm a believer in the bubble. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by bcworld
(Post 9177123)
Number 3 lost all credibility at this point:
To put housing prices into some perspective, the average Sydney house sells for around A$600,000. The average Australian wage is around A$65,000. As far as affordability goes, it's about as bad as it gets Why not compare Sydney prices to Sydney wages....or Australian prices to Australian wages? I stopped reading at that bit...and I'm a believer in the bubble. |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 9177213)
And why should the average salary be compared to average house price implying that if you earn the average salary and have no equity you still should be able to afford the average house?
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by fish.01
(Post 9177213)
And why should the average salary be compared to average house price implying that if you earn the average salary and have no equity you still should be able to afford the average house?
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Steve2009
(Post 9177218)
I don't think that is the implication of that statistic, nor should it be. I think it's useful as a time series though.
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Robbie37Michelle32
(Post 9174871)
It seems everyone thinks the Bubble will never pop in Australia and will continue to grow and grow and be the biggest bestest bubble ever. ....
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Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 9177221)
Sliders was a good time series, as was The Time Tunnel. Dr Who also features time travel.
If you were the tradie you'd be wise to check the inside dimensions before giving a quote. :blink: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by Rambi
(Post 9177233)
And I wonder how much it costs Dr Who to remodel the Tardis?
If you were the tradie you'd be wise to check the inside dimensions before giving a quote. :blink: |
Re: Beware the imminent housing bubble
Originally Posted by gere
(Post 9170006)
Beware the imminent housing bubble
http://www.couriermail.com.au/ipad/b...-1226004673183 The Next Bubble Coming From Down Under http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...own-under.aspx One Last Giant Property Bubble http://www.fool.com/investing/intern...ty-bubble.aspx |
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