QLD house prices / ecomony
#1
QLD house prices / ecomony
Interesting link from todays Courier regarding QLD house prices, mortgages and economy:
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
#2
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Re: QLD house prices / ecomony
Originally posted by irishmolly
Interesting link from todays Courier regarding QLD house prices, mortgages and economy:
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Interesting link from todays Courier regarding QLD house prices, mortgages and economy:
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
#3
Re: QLD house prices / ecomony
Originally posted by irishmolly
Interesting link from todays Courier regarding QLD house prices, mortgages and economy:
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Interesting link from todays Courier regarding QLD house prices, mortgages and economy:
http://www.couriermail.news.com.au/c...5E3102,00.html
Most of my relatives live in Queensland, and this has been on the cards for sometime. (An eighties style UK property crash)
PJ
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Re: QLD house prices / ecomony
Originally posted by Jacko1
Most of my relatives live in Queensland, and this has been on the cards for sometime. (An eighties style UK property crash)
PJ
Most of my relatives live in Queensland, and this has been on the cards for sometime. (An eighties style UK property crash)
PJ
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Re: QLD house prices / ecomony
Originally posted by Jacko1
Most of my relatives live in Queensland, and this has been on the cards for sometime. (An eighties style UK property crash)
PJ
Most of my relatives live in Queensland, and this has been on the cards for sometime. (An eighties style UK property crash)
PJ
and they've been talking about an Eighties style UK property crash in the UK now for nearly three years.........and everybody is still waiting for it to happen!!!!!!!!!
#6
Re: QLD house prices / ecomony
Originally posted by elksa
Do you think there will be a property crash relatively soon? Keep reading about it here in England but nothing seems to materialise.
Do you think there will be a property crash relatively soon? Keep reading about it here in England but nothing seems to materialise.
That along with interest rates could bring it on.
As for the UK things have slowed up/stopped, but I don't think there will be a crash here, just a levelling off. (IMO)
PJ
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Just to compare BIS Shrapnels comments with what they said in September Last year:
06aug04
BRISBANE house prices will rise another 12 per cent this financial year but homeowners can expect a steep climb in interest rates to more than 9 per cent in 2006 and a recession to hit the economy in 2007-08, according to economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel.
29sep03
Forecasters BIS Shrapnel said the economy would accelerate sharply next year, requiring a substantial rise in business investment and employment and leading to a fully-fledged economic boom by 2005-06.
But rising inflation would trigger aggressive interest rate rises by the Reserve Bank, sending mortgage rates up to more than 10 per cent in late 2006, compared to 6.57 per cent now.
Does this mean that Interest rates aren't going to be quite as high as they thought last year.
06aug04
BRISBANE house prices will rise another 12 per cent this financial year but homeowners can expect a steep climb in interest rates to more than 9 per cent in 2006 and a recession to hit the economy in 2007-08, according to economic forecaster BIS Shrapnel.
29sep03
Forecasters BIS Shrapnel said the economy would accelerate sharply next year, requiring a substantial rise in business investment and employment and leading to a fully-fledged economic boom by 2005-06.
But rising inflation would trigger aggressive interest rate rises by the Reserve Bank, sending mortgage rates up to more than 10 per cent in late 2006, compared to 6.57 per cent now.
Does this mean that Interest rates aren't going to be quite as high as they thought last year.