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Hey man, at 16:32 you mentioned the Geelong property cycle is two cycles behind Sydney & one cycle behind Melbourne, can you explain what you mean by that? I've never heard that before, it sounds super intriguing!

I brought in Secret Harbour over a year ago about to move in

love it mate - great content

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Isn't Alfred Cove Melville and not Freo - I agree, great spot along with Rivervale

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Liking your content mate. Keep it up. Website has some great thorough breakdowns of suburbs. Good luck.

enjoying watching your videos, thank you for the information

Not like our federal and state governments are in enough debt right? 🤦

Hi what are your thoughts on doncaster east and for buying in epping for an IP for properties under 600k

Hi mate, how much you charge for the buyers agent service

Hi could you share your thoughts on albury specifically lavington?

I love your video Thanks for making great content all the time Your dream only came through when you feel enough, most of people including me are always wanting more

I wish the sound quality was better. I find it too difficult.

Internationals are responsible for approx. 5% of sales in Australia and is NOT the escape goat that everybody likes to blame. Blame nonsensical IMMIGRATION numbers for artificially fueling INFLATION .......totally knowingly the impact. Pump G.S.T. to create false demand and illusion of 'wealth.' Be very AFRAID of next 12-18 months. Free $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and ridiculous TAX INCENTIVES have enabled the ' PROPERTY PONZI' to continue to create a 'wealth effect' that is politically popular for homeowners.

I agree , sometimes the only thing that makes sense is that the people in power just want problems for Australia

An interesting topic? Can it crash? Melbourne HAS crashed. You’re using semantics to cover it up. Melbourne prices have dropped 30% since 2021.

What things should I avoid when buying in Heidelberg Heights or Heidelberg West? Also looking for good school recommendations in this zone.

YOU HAVE A CRITICAL UNDER SUPPLY OF SUBS PLAYA :)

Housing price growth is based on one thing and one thing only. Debt. If you doubt this ask yourself what would happen to house prices if loans stopped today.

Its a BUBBLE FFS Even a 50% crash & it would still be overpriced

One scenario that hasn’t been accounted for is an oil crisis and if and when that happens there is massive unemployment as the country grinds to a halt.. how will all these people with massive loans be able to repay there debt on a crappie house that they paid three or four times its value for .. and at the same time inflation has raised the cost of food and everything else.. it would only take a war with Iran for global oil supplies to be restricted enough that supply could not meet demand.. we are on the verge of oil supply not meeting demand now without a disruption in supply..

There is no bubble and there will be no crash. All my properties have gone up well over 100%.. correction or crash, i don't care. I bought before the craziness anyway and paid undervalue prices pre 2020 and i still have another year of low fixed interest to go and rent has gone through the roof, oh yeah baby

I believe your 1% chance of a crash estimation is overly optimistic ; Understand the supply and demand forces in AU right now, however there are also larger global issues to consider that affect AU (eg. US debt to GDP ratio, China's crashing RE market, China's debt burden and aging demographics, US banking system fragility, commercial real estate situation, risk of nuclear war in middle east etc etc) Quantitative easing has allowed housing (and the global economy) to continue growing since 2008, but now that we have inflation and cost of living issues, this strategy of simply creating more dollars out of thin air may no longer be viable for governments to 'kick the can down the road' as peoples wages aren't keeping up with inflation. There is an eventual limit to what a tenant can afford to pay in rent... Harry Dent and Robert Kiyosaki (a RE guru) have been warning about the issue of global unsustainable debt and money printing for some time. I don't believe they are wrong, just early. They didn't predict how insanely far govts have pushed currency creation since 2008. At some point the unsustainable debt is going to matter, unemployment will rise and families are likely to be forced to live together under one roof to make ends meet. Will there still be a housing shortage if this is the new standard of AU living ? Just saying, we are in unchartered waters globally with what seems as the eventual end of our debt based fiat monetary system (which was mathematically destined to fail with its inception) I make these remarks as a debt free AU property owner too so my view is not bias. Saying something is risk free is very risky at this time

our governments both state and federal are disappointing, in managment of the country. In Victoria the labor government has burried us in so much debt, and changed the tenancy laws which has affected the mum and dad landlords in a negative way. In such a shortage of housing they decided to bring in more people! Maybe stop international non residents and non citizens from buying houses/homes in Australia. You dont need a university degree to understand this is not good policy.

Hi Thanks for a great video , I believe housing will continue to grow to another 20% or more for another 3 year, do you think there would be 10% to 20% of corrections in 2028 to 2030 when supply meets demand, mean it will go down to current levels now ? ( I’m asking because at least in 6 years time I can save up for a big deposit rather than get in big dead now ) Thanks in advance for your advice

Hi mate, thanks for a great Video. What do you think of Dubbo for buying an IP ?

I thought you were going to give us affordable areas 🥲

Murarrie, Great location only 8kms from CBD with a beach! ⛱️ Search Colmslie Beach Reserve.. Cheaper buy in Brisbane location as Murarrie is a Bridesmaid suburb to Cannon Hill and Morningside.

Hey so glad you made this video! Was waiting to see what you thought on the Geelong market. A couple of my friends are going to sell the land they bought a while ago, and from what I've seen, land is having trouble selling at the moment. Meanwhile in places like Adelaide they're selling fast. It's nice to see that Geelong will pump in several years, it gives me time to accumulate enough savings/equity to buy before the next boom. It's a good lifestyle here, many people over the years have said how bad it is in Geelong, I never knew what they were talking about, maybe they're entitled or something. Plenty of good stuff here I like your insight on Corio & Norlane, everyone here just says they're shitholes but it was mostly due to the dodgy people there, never realised it was due to that government policy North Geelong sounds like a very juicy suburb, had no clue houses on 500m blocks were going for $650K, what a bargain! Hopefully they stay that way for the next few years so I can accumulate enough wealth to snag one of those up Interesting point on gentrification in Geelong, you mentioned it's a good precursor to higher prices in another video, so interesting how it's happening here, I kinda got that vibe but I'm not a real estate expert haha If possible, what is your insight on Mt Dunned, Armstrong Creek, Charlemont & Warralily? Those are some new upcoming suburbs around here, but there isn't much info on them Thanks heaps for this video, very insightful!

Best suburb Toongabbie and Pendle Hill

Not sure why most commentators miss this, house on blocks over 600 sqm are what you want. You are way off with your selling prices, obviously you are using REIWA statistics, all the prices you quote you can add a couple hundred thousand now. And most those areas have minimal stock.

I can hardly hear the sound, it's very low

Hi Thanks for a great video What do you think of Hillary

Victoria park is not very walkable. Crime hub. Huge appreciation though. South Perth 9s better value.

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What about more affordable suburbs 10-25km out? Many ppl aren't interested in the soft inner city😊

the most transparent buyer's agent out there, keep up the great work 🔥🔥🔥

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Great video mate. I've lived in the area for years and I agree that generally your more expensive suburbs perform better. What would you do if you had less than lets say $1M to spend?

Just on Curl curl vs Schofields, I don’t think that’s a fair comparison because it is not accounting for the land size at all. At the end of the day, land is what appreciates over time.

No person without a massive business pulling in.major margins could ever buy in those areas. Any employee can't buy in the suburbs you talking. Even senior professional can't buy in Camden or Mt druit let alone within 20km of the cbd

30% of gross or net income?

I'm loving how these are becoming a Sunday night routine for me, I watch these during my break at my 2nd job & then continue listening whilst stacking the fridges (not meant to but I sneak an airpod in my ear) The part on how the US interest rates affect us differently is a great point, I recall hearing something about that from PK Gupta. At a finance meeting at work the other month we were discussing the trajectory of rates & how we don't think there'll be another rise, but I had mentioned we are still behind other countries like the US, UK, NZ, Eurozone etc. but your thesis of 4 total cuts between now & 2025 I also see coming. We did get inflation back up last monthly report but I think the quarterly ones are much more important due to the way they're calculated or something, idk it's almost bed time for me I'm not super sharp in my mind atm, just had to comment now or I won't get around to it since you deserve the praise for this fantastic channel I like how you had more info on Geelong again, it's price point starting so low, did not know that! Woulda thought Geelong was always a 'better' suburb Also dig how you're correlating the stock market with the real estate market, I'm more a stock market guy but slowly learning real estate too The last section, you're probably right you're the only one in AUS who thinks Melbourne is the top market in the next 10 years, everyone is so bearish on it! Good news for me since I'd prefer to have my IP be in the same state, but had recently heard about Perth, Adelaide & Brisbane being so much better than Melbourne. I won't be able to buy for 2-3 years anyway so by then everyone will still be on the highs of the other states & hopefully I can snag some VIC property for a good price! I'd also be curious as to all the reasons you are bullish on Melbourne, unless your reasons only come down to those 6 you mentioned in the video, I was wondering if there was perhaps more Such great info, will definitely consider your services when it comes around to buying my 2nd property! Also the point on the worst VIC premier, my vote is for Dan Andrews by a landslide but I wasn't around for Kennett

Stop the ridiculous immigration! There isn’t enough housing, infrastructure or JOBS for them!!!

A dog kennel will be about 100 million before long, requiring about 10000 years of savings for a deposit. You will own nothing and be happy.

Brisbane homes already equal to melbourne

If that happened Sydney would have the world's most expensive property prices by a very significant margin. Twice current prices would be very realistic. But what you are projecting is almost impossible, and certainly not sustainable. However what you are suggesting for Melbourne is impossible. No-one is ever paying that much to live in Melbourne, there is no reason to. Plenty of alernatve places to live with the same or better amenity that are cheaper. The market works.