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  1. for someone who works in a bank ham you seem to have little idea about this stuff. If you think buying today vs buying 20+ years ago is comparable it's ridiculous. Average wage is one measure with a favorable "houses cost to much" argument. population increase alone tells a large part of the story to prices I find it so Strange that they are so crazy unaffordable yet literally thousands of properties are transacting sooo how come they can afford it? Can't all be high income earners.. Reminds me of the bubble thread wonder how those circle jerkers feel about the couple hundred grand they lost by not buying lol
  2. Yes however those graphs ignore the significant changes of interest rates dual income households been the norm and so on. I can't be bothered on a Sunday going into it further Believe everything the media tells you if you wish but I can tell you it won't get you any closer to owning a property whining about it
  3. either way it's a beat up to blame it all on foreigners and ignore every other factor influencing the market and I'm sure nobody will worry if the apartment market falls off a cliff and the foreign investors lose a bunch of money
  4. And likely highest wages to go with it can't have one without the other People are lazy man and you would know plenty of the I'm too good for that job crowd as I do, which has opened the door for Indian and Chinese migrants to come in and take the jobs and flows on to the houses
  5. The fact is the young generations don't want to sacrifice or compromise and not to mention the woeful work ethic so the reality is a generation of renters whether we like it or not
  6. Didn't say it's making zero impact but the media are create a half story, in sure your aware all those established properties are 100% off limits to foreigners right? So ok they look Chinese perhaps they are perhaps second generation but they are citizens as entitled to buy as you and I. Also Did u see there are other nations buying more than the Chinese? Nobody minds the Americans?
  7. Construction never starts until a set point of sales the banks won't release finance. Well it's providing rentals for many ham and a lot of buildings have a capped % that can be sold offshore But you know facts and a good story don't always go hand in hand
  8. I doubt foreigners buying 32 million dollar properties is impacting on anyone in this country
  9. like your straightness?
  10. Beer is shit.
  11. Truth. Doesn't bother me much it's quite good it's just when I do a whole week with no one journey more than 3kms lol
  12. Probably although the Lexus is suckin the juice my kind of driving is not conducive to an engine larger than 4cyl lol Current tank 15.3 ltr/100km so far Dat stop start lyf
  13. Hey hey hey it looked good parked!
  14. I had coupe 3.2ltr 6. It was a heap of shit soooo many problems got rid of it after not even 18 months.Good looking cars, and chances are I was unlucky just a lemon so to speak as friends had no issues with theirs.
  15. Yo hirolla! I thought you'd be in a VIP lounge somewhere too busy to reply!
  16. What up battlers
  17. Horrible decision by the judge. Massively unfair.
  18. shit son why don't you lower it?
  19. lol yeah sure it is since they represent a minuscule % of overall transactions But believe what the paper says it's more interesting to the lefties
  20. lol yeah cos that's why people can't afford to buy blame the foreigners
  21. Haha yeah thinking I'll blockade the west gate bridge seems a reasonable response
  22. Any ya'll know about hr stuff? Need a lawyer to review my new work contract but don't know who even does that? #nounionlyf
  23. Yeah but on the flip side a majority of American politicians are extremely wealthy and the system is no better Not sure what the answer is
  24. Well Dezz the reality is that even slashing their pensions and entitlements etc would make a minuscule difference to the overall books. Not to say I am for it just the reality. The unions on the other hand butcher and stifle growth through onerous conditions and wage growth expectations (demands) ie train drivers .. What next $200k a year? Gimme a spell.
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