Australia vs USA: Rates To Catch Up! Property Market Predictions

BIG CHANGE, interest rates could rise again?
In fact, Australian interest rates are to become higher than the USA!
In this episode we discuss:
👉 Australia's economic trajectory vs USA
👉 Why Australians are STRUGGLING more than overseas peers
👉 How the housing shortage is getting EVEN WORSE
👉 How RATE RISES will impact national house prices - city by city
The conclusions may throw you off - backed by DATA!
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Chapters:
00:00:00 - Australian Interest Rates: Higher than Peers
00:01:12 - The Impact of Interest Rate Rises in Australia
00:02:37 - Household Disposable Income Trends in Australia and Overseas
00:04:07 - Economic Outlook for Australia
00:05:40 - Impact of Rising Interest Rates on the Housing Market
00:07:07 - The Impact of Interest Rates on Housing Supply
00:08:19 - Forecast of House Price Increase in Australia
00:09:54 - Regional Real Estate Market Trend
00:11:20 - Affordable Property Market Opportunities
00:12:43 - Leveling Up Your Knowledge through Google and iTunes
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[@frankact6342]

US and Canada both have 30 years fixed rates

[@singhsaab20237]

Hehe Not in canada i have lived in both countries. I think you dont know this since 1991 to 2024 4recessions in usa & canada meanwhile in Aus 0 🇦🇺💪 lucky country on the earth Living in north america is horrible no quality of life poor wages if no degree

[@crazyham]

The RBA don't give a shit about the housing crisis. They already said that people will have to share accommodation. Love your Work mate 🙏

[@jamesm6341]

Thanks PK I think we be stuck with current rates for a year also

[@brigettecioti]

was hoping you would do a discussion on regional areas to look at love your channel your amazing

[@teresazhang3766]

PK again a very informative episode that's inspiring...thank you.

[@silverlacedwyandotte6437]

Great video mate 🎉

[@GS-zm1mm]

With a relative higher interest rate, shouldn't that translate to a stronger $AUD?

[@windsurferCA55]

Yes, it will push the AUD higher but there are other factors at play so it may not happen.

[@hereg3043]

Not for the incremental dollar but base.

[@JHam2023]

Are you able to define what you mean by passive income? Is this nett (ie after repayments/rates/fees/insurance etc). The term passive gets tossed around YT like a Greek salad, but I can’t seem to grasp how you can have 150k passive income to live on if this is not nett

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Haha yes passive income should be measured net. Ultimately it’s hockey sticks up when debt free - I move done a few vids on it 👍🏼

[@kaustubh1969]

Well, there’s still money in the market… a lot of prop sales. Rates either stay here or personally think we need hikes.

[@paulwright3562]

If there’s a better channel on KZbin I’m yet to find it

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@gregfields011]

PK, If you bought property right before a recession are you screwed? Or can they still go up in value depending on how you chose the property?

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

There’s always markets within markets..

[@varuninnz]

That was a very good and clear video to watch. It's to believe you're sharing this for free. Keep your head high bro!

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Thanks!

[@glenngraham1059]

PK i look at Melbourne with keen eyes

[@Balanced--]

Cash is king right now and with big banks like Westpac giving 5% upto 5m with no lock ins, its a no brainer where to park your investment. Already starting to see properties selling lower than they were going for at the beginning of the year in the western and south western sydney areas

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Cash goes backwards in inflationary environments and currency debasement.. You need to make 7-8 % to tread water .. There’s more to Australian than Sydney

[@Christian.simon08]

Ouf dollar is pegged to the usd like other countries, if the fed raises or drops rates Australia follow ,we borrow us bonds If they dtop int rates watch hyperinflation really kick in

[@johndoh6198]

PK, also worth mentioning is US mortgages are tax deductible. This together with their significantly lower income tax brackets makes comparison impossible. As long as Labor government is in place, we will continue to see our wealth and prosperity opportunities erode.

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Very good point!

[@johncaldwell9842]

Hey. This sounds interesting to me but I'm an American in America. Does the stuff your teaching here work in the US?

[@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK]

Hey sorry my course doesn’t really work there..

[@jimforest7749]

How about the australian government Have 30 year fixed loans Only for first home buyers And or That are owner ocupier

[@michaelbananas461]

Pretty much, Australias central planners have one ultimate perogative....dont let house prices crash. Any coming recession, which is highly likely, will more than likely finally expose Australia as the banana republic it is. We have gotten away with this due to being the lucky country with a small population, reasonable rent to wage ratio, and the black stuff in the ground we sell. But all of this reversing, with policies rescuing housing, will look very, very ugly. We arent used to that kind of situation here. Funnily enough, its fairly standard in almost every other country. No good way out!

[@singhsaab20237]

Someone have comment here us & canada have fix 30years mortgage no Not in canada i have lived in both countries. I think you dont know this since 1991 to 2024 4 recessions in usa & canada meanwhile in Aus 0 🇦🇺💪 lucky country on the earth Living in north america is horrible no quality of life poor wages if no degree

[@barsixful]

What does it cost the yanks to break that 30 yr loan?

[@hereg3043]

The US loans are non-recourse as well.

[@OilBaron100]

Americans don't pay refinancing costs. But the rise in interest rates there has caused a shortage of houses for sale. Property owners there don't want to sell as they will have to switch from a mortgage rate of say 3% (from Covid) to say 6 or 7% when they get a mortgage to buy their next home.