Youre amazing Redom!

Please share the ebook

E book please

Ive noticed the lower ($350k - $500k) to mid band ($600k - 800k) properties shot up the most. 1m+ properties havnt really picked up as much. I suppose this is more evidence of investors flocking in. Thanks for the insights! 🙏🏼

Ebook please. Keep up the good content guys 👊

You can still buy a house under $400k in Moree NSW where they are going to build 1 of 4 special activation precincts. ❤ inland rail is the largest infrastructure project in Australia

ebook will be great! Thank you

Murarrie is 7kms from Brisbane CBD currently undervalued with huge infrastructure pipeline leading up to 2032 Olympics. It even has a beach ⛱️ Search "Colmslie Beach Reserve"

An ebook will be great ! Thanks in advance.

Wages here are a lower here than most other states. Sky high rents and house prices. low wages and there are full time workers here living in tents.

Mount Gambier sinkholes risk

It's a bubble. It makes no sense. People buying houses for 1.4m+. First home buyers. Lots being passed in but vendors not budging

Please share the ebook, I would love to see charts

I agree with your analysis. Adelaide boomed due to lack of supply in Covid and Victorians running away from Dan Andrews the poorer ones went to South Australia and the richer ones went to Queensland. Adelaide has a grey population and its main attraction was affordability,. It does not have any major industry like WA or Queensland. Victoria is now much cheaper to live why would you choose to go Adelaide over Victoria at the current point of time? I think power prices are more expensive in SA as well. Adelaide would be the first bubble to pop.

I would rather live in a poor country in Asia...Oh I am I just realized.

Does anyone have a sense of where all this money is coming from? Interest rates (cash rate) was 1.5% in 2018. Today it's 4.35% and yet prices are soaring. The media keeps banging on about this cost of living crisis. What the hell is going on?

Better off buying Pulsechain or Hex crypto with founder Richard Heart about to go viral again on y tube now Sec head Gary Gensler getting sacked as promised on day one of Trumps Presidency and listen to yourfreindsommi for updates .

Not enough if you just have a look at rents, man! Having lived in Adelaide since 2010, I have never witnessed a price correction or crash in the Adelaide housing market. For the past 14 years, there has been a consistent lack of supply in many eastern and southern suburbs. In suburbs like Dulwich and Leabrook, you might be fortunate to find even one house available for inspection in a month-no exaggeration. When driving through the city, you'll notice that there is hardly any new construction happening. The landscape is characterised by large blocks of land, old houses, and a persistent lack of supply. A well-known local real estate agent once told me that if you can afford to buy a house in a desirable suburb-priced around 1.5 to 2 million dollars or more already-you can expect to build wealth over the next 5 to 10 years. Adelaide is strange.

Would like a review into Darwin

I agree with you

Great video. Very informative. Please do a video on Melbourne. The locations that you mentioned where clients are buying in North Melbourne for early cycle. Thanks.

Can you please have a detailed episode in Melbourne . Thanks Redon

Hi Redon - also please do an episode in Melbourne and top 5 areas in Melbourne

Melbourne which suburbs to invest kindly advise

Please share the 2nd episode

Like many of you may dream, I dream of a future where the Australian outback turns green, and new cities getting developed there. And new houses built there with some new technology, at a much cost effective manner, yet resilient to fire, floods, heavy winds etc... I am damn sure, they will be affordable and should be affordable. I am tired of seeing people sleeping on footpaths, in caravans, in tents.😢 Everyone deserves a dignified life. After all, governments should be for the poor and downtrodden and not for the so called "wealthy" (who became so by unfair means). N.B: Almighty also should take the same stance, and be with the poor and not with the mighty 😂

Both China and Japan are selling off US Treasuries, because they continue to fall in value. The US is attempting to force its “allies” to trade with $US. Saudi Arabia sells its Oil for Yuan (because the Saudis do not want the $US which depreciates in value).

Part 2?

Can ya give us a hint for the Melbourne suburb - north of Melbourne did you say 😅

My friend in Bris is quite wealthy now. He bought a luxury mansion around 2014 for about $1.3 million, and just a few weeks ago, he sold it for $3.3 million, making a $2 million profit over 10 years. Interestingly, just six months ago, a neighboring mansion in an even better location and more luxurious than his sold for $2.4 million. All the buyers of his house were Chinese immigrants or investors. He feels that if prices keep rising like this, Bris’s future is doomed, as few people will be able to afford homes. So, he’s planning to move to Mel

Thanks for the video mate, looks like the new immigrants arrivals is far more than dwelling completed in Perth. So the prices may not go down as they need 10k to 15k homes every year for new immigrants

Trump - China⬇️- Perth mining ⬇️- housing probably ⬇️ See how it goes .. No body knows future…

Perth was stagnant from 2007-2022. It’s pretty much a fundamental rerate for 15 years of no growth. If you look at the 10ya pa growth figure it’s still under 4% pa while other cities are at 6-7%. I have a feeling the cheaper end of the market is overvalued and investors are now moving into the more premium areas + larger houses for value. Compare 4bed(all) to 3bed house growth on sqm research.

@AusPropertyRedom At 10.21 mark the chart is of Adelaide of weekly rents

Ponzi

Hi there. I am looking at buying an investment property for 510k max including stamp duty and misc. What state should I be looking at? cheers

people are selling because they cant afford the repayments anymore, wait until prices drop and every one ends up in negative equity with all these over priced sales, soon there will be more properties for sale then buyers and we will see a massive price drop thats when you will have people wanting to sell so they dont lose out even more, the crash will happen its just a matter of time, average 3x1 property in perth was about 380k and no one wanted them, now 650k,just like toilet paper "shortage" people lost there minds these homes are not worth these prices at all the shortage is an illusion, unemployment will sky rocket soon

Great video mate! If you are first home buyer, would you buy the house in Perth now?

Awesome video mate! Love watching your videos and reading your comments on property chat! Would love to hear your comments whether Brisbane is a hold? If so, for how much longer should we hold? Thanks!

Wouldn't house prices increase with higher inflation and more money supply?

Excellent explanation and analysis. Thank you 👍

Inflation increases property prices.

😂😂😂😂. Is that true 😂 If so, Trump is going to do some justice somewhere at least in real estate (fake estate ) 😂

Clickbait nonsense. Don't waste your time watching this

what a load of crap...

The houses in Australia will never drop under the price of new homes, so dream further! The Trump will have a little impact on AU economy.

Look, I'm seeing genuine damage, that this Australian property market to doing to peoples lives. I don't see prices falling as bad news. To be realistic, they need to fall.

Sure sure sure. Cya in 30 years spinning the same yarn fellas.

This guy lost me when he used the ABC as a source of information. Next they'll blame Trump for global warming and the price of milk. Trump Derangement Syndrome is now a pandemic

Shit i mean if your thinking about selling GG's but if your trying to buy its good