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Consumer confidence has hit its lowest level since the 1990s recession, capping off a difficult week for the federal government. I didn’t believe it before, but I’m increasingly thinking Labor will lose in 2028 and the housing tax changes will be somewhat reversed.
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Consumer confidence has hit its lowest level since the 1990s recession, capping off a difficult week for the federal government. I didn’t believe it before, but I’m increasingly thinking Labor will lose in 2028 and the housing tax changes will be somewhat reversed.

Which may make 2027 the ideal buying window to snap up hugely discounted properties bought well under market.

Which means right now is the ideal time to get properly educated to pounce on these under market value opportunities.

What do you think?

u/PK__Gupta — 8 days ago
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The NSW state government is $2bn in the hole due to stamp duty revenue vanishing due to Labor’s tax changes. Will the State Govt accept the suffering or or rebel?

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u/PK__Gupta — 8 days ago
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“Is the housing market doomed, or is it the right time to invest? Here’s the latest immigration policy, unemployment rate, and construction industry impact. It’s big.

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u/PK__Gupta — 22 days ago
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Sales of new homes have fallen for a fourth consecutive month to their lowest level in more than a year - a national decline of 10% in August alone. Is this what Albo wanted?

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u/PK__Gupta — 23 days ago
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HIA's report, Australia's Future is Built by Tradies, identifies a shortage of around 83,000 skilled workers across the residential construction industry. How will solve this to solve the housing shortage?

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u/PK__Gupta — 23 days ago
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Something crazy just flipped the housing market.

Construction sector insolvencies surged to a record 941 in August.

Around 542 were linked to the collapse of the Bathla Group, which explains much of the extraordinary monthly spike. But even excluding Bathla, insolvencies remain at historically high levels.

And the next challenge is already emerging.

Construction costs are accelerating again.

They are already up 50% since COVID.

This means less houses will get built, and once the current negative sentiment shifts, which it will, the housing market will be more under supplied than ever before.

Which means rents spike even more, first home buyers have less to choose from and house prices rise.

The time to buy is now, but don’t catch a falling knife. Buy in those areas rising right now, demonstrably. Follow the data. Make money now and even more when these fundamental kick in again.

It take courage to go against popular sentiment. But that why only a small percentage of people ever get rich.

u/PK__Gupta — 23 days ago