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  1. BayView

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    The main reason - right now - is the supply versus demand situation I'd say, and the FHB grant. We have a shortage of supply apparently, and immigration still continues. Our lending practices are a fair bit tighter as well here. In the USA, they had a deadly coctail of easy credit and a...
  2. BayView

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    As much as the fanatical D&Ger's are a nuisance, I think it is good to have alternative views here. The Dark Side forum are fanantics, mostly - I'd say. You'ds have to be; how else could you stand to be involved in those discussions in a "quantity" basis otherwise? So depressing. Hearing...
  3. BayView

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    No, we'll blame it on the factors that cause it like the factors that caused the US implosion. But we don't have the same factors ligning up like they did. I lived there when it happened and saw much of it. As for the D&G'ers - as was stated - we don't blame them; we simply don't listen to them...
  4. BayView

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    This has always been my retort with these people; talk to us about your runs on the board, and then I'll take you seriously. I enjoy peace and silence.
  5. BayView

    Property doubles every 14 years, not every 7

    All you need to do is find 6 or 7 average houses built 50 years ago, spread out around Aus - say; 1 per cap city - within say; 15 km's from the CBD. Find another 6 normal houses in regional areas that were built 50 years ago. Find out what each house cost to buy on completion back then...
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