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The inversion of the 10-2 treasury yield curve has predicted 100% of US recessions since 1955 and its just flashed again. Are we moving towards financial Armageddon? Let’s have a look at what this means for the Australian economy and property prices.
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Within the Marvel movies franchise, Thanos has always been one of the most well fleshed-out characters. Ultimately, he is trying to solve an economic problem of scarcity – the exact same thing we should look at to determine what makes a sound investment. Thanos started as a one-dimensional villain and was slowly revealed to be someone driven by a divine purpose of trying to save the universe. This was illustrated in the most important scene in the movie where he was required to murder his beloved daughter for his cause.
Joshua MellickLeave a comment
When it comes to specific real estate markets, most information focuses on the large picture or macro performance of a town or city.
John BekiarisLeave a comment
We have all heard about the devastating crisis being the war on Ukraine, but what does this mean for the Australian economy and our property market?
Helen MatsoukasLeave a comment
It’s going to be hard to wipe the smile off my face at the moment. Finally, the city I love has come back to life. From Moomba last weekend, the return of footy crowds at the MCG and workers returning to their city offices (husband included 😊), life is pretty damn good for the city that is known as the world’s most locked down.
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Like other traditional social markers of growing up such as being in a relationship, getting a job, learning to drive, getting drunk for the first time, and getting married, home ownership is a revered milestone in Australia, a marker of adulthood and a key to economic security.
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I recently purchased a storybook to read to my children called Cicada by Shaun Tan. While not thinking much of it when I clicked “Add to cart” the story ended up being a beautifully illustrated allegory of corporate drudgery and the monotony of the rat race.
Roy AzziLeave a comment
Not only are we in unprecedented times globally, but we are currently in the middle of the largest property boom I have experienced in my 20-year property career. This is amazing for homeowners and investors, but what usually happens when the market is peaking, is the demand for home building. This demand pushes the house industry into a frenzy, delivering record numbers of new homes across the country. This a great outcome for the property market and the economy, but this also increases risk.
Gavin ChauLeave a comment
Gentrification is the process by which the character of a poor or rundown urban area is changed by a wealthier demographic moving, improving housing, attracting new businesses, and somewhat controversially, usually displacing the current inhabitants.
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After two years of uncertainty and households battening down the hatches, 2022 offers some hope of a recovery. The asset markets have been watching interest rates closely reacting to any news or rumour about the beginning of the end of decades of cheap money. While this may be true, the historic first step down the QE path by the RBA almost certainly signifies a turning point in Australian monetary policy.
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