I have never seen the Property Market so divided

[@AA.AA.399]

I believe that it’s better to keep the properties than selling it, and then use it again to get more properties.

[@davidmoffatt6331]

Melbourne prices in my area 7 klm north of Melbourne CBD are virtually where they were in 2017. There are few investors, not many quality properties on the market and there is a negative feel across the market. Both auctions I went to today had only one interested buyer and the properties were passed in at the 2017 previous sale price. I would venture to say it's as bad as I have seen in 40 years of property investing.

[@jezg084]

Come to Brisbane and see the madness. In average suburbs around me where at the start of 2020 I could have bought a house for $650k, those properties will now set you back around $1.1m. The madness is still continuing here although I’m now told that instead of selling the same day of listing, places now take 2-3 days to sell.

[@zenmachine50]

the reason why price rises make no sense whilst people's capacity to pay has dropped is simple .... "irrational exuberance". australian property is in the midst of a debt fuelled bubble

[@Redhotrock]

His main message is buy property will go higher Just buy and give his commission then does not matter even if you go to hell :)

[@Redhotrock]

Such influencers don’t make videos for first home buyers at all They make videos for wealthy people so that they can get rich 🤑

[@NJS-im8bu]

Interest rates not going down in next 8 months

[@Seanype]

I think prpoerty prices going down is a good thing, why do we want to live in a country where 90 percent of your wage gos into a mortgage, its rediculous, bring on lower property prices! if ppl wanna make money they should start a business

[@Pelusacollective]

move to Saudia Arabia better tax free risk free with a business ...many aussies heading there

[@ASXStockPicking]

I would recommend leveraging even higher

[@jeanleota6543]

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