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🥊 It’s starting to feel like RBA vs Chalmers. Who is right?
u/PK__Gupta — 8 days ago
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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 — 7 days ago
There seems to be a lot of criticism in Australia at the moment for people who own a home and are concerned about a significant fall in the value of their property. Does this mean that a vocal minority, say around 30% of people, are demonising home owners?
Footnote: As a proxy for non-homeowners I have used the ABS 2021 Census figures that state 30.6% of households are renting. However, this might overstate the figure for non-homeowners because some of these people will be ‘rent-vesting’.
u/Newworldimpartiality — 8 days ago
Land + build up to $700k as a single buyer — Angle Vale, Munno Para or elsewhere in the north?
First home buyer, single income, looking to build a 4-bed in Adelaide's northern suburbs with up to $700k for land and build combined.
I've narrowed it to Angle Vale vs Munno Para (open to other northern suburbs).
If you've built or bought in either — which would you pick and why? Keen to hear about the commute, the estates, and anything you'd do differently.
Thanks!
u/Practical_Answer_464 — 9 days ago