A fall of 10% in a year is hardly a crash. I was in New Zealand during the GFC and I saw the Auckland property market to fell down by 30% in one year. That is a crash.
One of the things I learn't about a Sydney Property is that a house can be part of an estate, and have estate fees $350 p/Qtr and Council Rates $350 p/Qtr which doesn't really exist in regional nsw properties. I am hoping to buy a house, but like Units are even more scary cause its harder to predict the costs... but lesser loan hopefully to help cover those costs. Very important to inquire of the property agent about a property to find the hidden costs not put on advertisements.
It's not going to crash but the prices do have to come down to meet the buyer's considering inflation the cost of living and other factors of life's challenges with money people that are just trying to sell their house right now will have to come down in price to meet the buyer the longer you take to sell your house unless you're going to get for it
I can't see it crashing 40-50% plus it''s not great if housing crashes as it has a flow on affect - you may be able to buy but you may not have a job to pay for the mortgage
@@andrewschuurman7636 the Great Recession would f**k up the whole economy so I don’t see how that would help you buy a house unless you are in an untouchable profession ie politicians lol
Drive around Mosman, Whale beach and Isle of Capri. Hardly a for sale sign. Rental vacancy rates Gold Coast .7% Sunshine Coast .4% with the borders shut. So where are all these new immigrants going to sleep???????????????
I can't see people coming to Australia in their droves again. Back in 2010 the international students were dissatisfied with the quality of university education. They were telling their family and friends not to come here.
@@reswobiandreaming3644 I thought about that too, however I still believe that the Australian brand when it comes to studying is still very competitive, no doubt other western countries will be advocating and pressing their instituations, but there will be people in India/China/Nepal etc. who may have not first got a look into by Australian Universities, but now will.
@@sheikhzayed2594 When I was living in the uni dorms of University of New South Wales, I assure you that they all believed they had a bad deal. The academics they studied under had no real life experience, so the quality of the education was poor, not to mention the caustic office politics. Unlike USA, you get no assistance to find a place to live or settle in, the locals tend to treat you like a wog and the healthcare system bleeds you of your money.
Yea, like banks get predictions right.....there is still a massive problem with this analysis, building a house isnt going to come down, it will go up. Land will also not go down, so this will get people looking more at existing homes, particularly those that do not need renovation. Yes will as it should have a slight correction and a slow down at least till buyers realise all this doom and gloom isnt happening, followed by the RBA realising the economy has stalled.
I wouldn't hold your breathe - in the long term house prices rise - I had no choice I had to buy at the peak as I couldn't get a rental BUT I could get a mortgage...
I don't know what is going on with the rest of the market but my area is still making record sales. Just had a 3/1/1 sell for over 850k. I'm in NSW and semi close to the new western Sydney airport so i would say this has a large impact on the price growth but i have been hearing lots of doom and gloom around the housing market and im just not seeing it.
Thanks for sharing Geoff, that's interesting to hear and certainly are markets within markets. Please check out RP Data's mapping tool that will show you the price changes in each suburb: www.corelogic.com.au/our-data/mapping-market
@@MortgageBrokerAustralia Thanks for the Link i use the data mapping tool already, although, I wish there was a simple way to put all the data into a spreadsheet so I could track the fastest growing areas for investment purposes, do you have any tips on that? cheers guys, love your work.
Great video again. Can really pivot on your data backed conversation.
Thanks for the feedback Arnab!
A fall of 10% in a year is hardly a crash. I was in New Zealand during the GFC and I saw the Auckland property market to fell down by 30% in one year. That is a crash.
Thanks Luis, that's a good point and thanks for sharing!
Australia is yet far behind the curve. Once the Interest Rates hike catchs up the inflation, you will see the magic happens.
The correct phrase would be; "After a spike of 70% in housing price during 2021 and 2022, we're seeing a slight drop of 10-20% in some areas!"
Thanks Sam, spot on!
That doesn't click clicks and views tho 😉
One of the things I learn't about a Sydney Property is that a house can be part of an estate, and have estate fees $350 p/Qtr and Council Rates $350 p/Qtr which doesn't really exist in regional nsw properties. I am hoping to buy a house, but like Units are even more scary cause its harder to predict the costs... but lesser loan hopefully to help cover those costs. Very important to inquire of the property agent about a property to find the hidden costs not put on advertisements.
Thanks J J, that's really good information to know and thanks for sharing!
It's not going to crash but the prices do have to come down to meet the buyer's considering inflation the cost of living and other factors of life's challenges with money people that are just trying to sell their house right now will have to come down in price to meet the buyer the longer you take to sell your house unless you're going to get for it
Good point, thanks for sharing Andrew.
if it goes down that is called a correction not a crash '
Thanks for sharing Fazly
Look for my situation in life I really do hope that it has a crash and we're looking at a price decrease in regards to percentage around 40 to 50
Thanks for watching Andrew
Ditto 🙋🏼♀️
I can't see it crashing 40-50% plus it''s not great if housing crashes as it has a flow on affect - you may be able to buy but you may not have a job to pay for the mortgage
@@LittleRayofSunshine69750 thats called the great re...
@@andrewschuurman7636 the Great Recession would f**k up the whole economy so I don’t see how that would help you buy a house unless you are in an untouchable profession ie politicians lol
Drive around Mosman, Whale beach and Isle of Capri. Hardly a for sale sign. Rental vacancy rates
Gold Coast .7% Sunshine Coast .4% with the borders shut. So where are all these new immigrants going to sleep???????????????
From what I see here in Melbourne prices may only drop by =
Thanks Sheikh!
I can't see people coming to Australia in their droves again. Back in 2010 the international students were dissatisfied with the quality of university education. They were telling their family and friends not to come here.
@@reswobiandreaming3644 I thought about that too, however I still believe that the Australian brand when it comes to studying is still very competitive, no doubt other western countries will be advocating and pressing their instituations, but there will be people in India/China/Nepal etc. who may have not first got a look into by Australian Universities, but now will.
@@sheikhzayed2594 When I was living in the uni dorms of University of New South Wales, I assure you that they all believed they had a bad deal. The academics they studied under had no real life experience, so the quality of the education was poor, not to mention the caustic office politics. Unlike USA, you get no assistance to find a place to live or settle in, the locals tend to treat you like a wog and the healthcare system bleeds you of your money.
Looks like we're hitting the deflationary part of crash.
Thanks for sharing Kien
Yea, like banks get predictions right.....there is still a massive problem with this analysis, building a house isnt going to come down, it will go up. Land will also not go down, so this will get people looking more at existing homes, particularly those that do not need renovation. Yes will as it should have a slight correction and a slow down at least till buyers realise all this doom and gloom isnt happening, followed by the RBA realising the economy has stalled.
Thanks Scott, that's a good point
Crashing has already happened
Thanks for watching Mohammad!
I wish it’d hurry up
Thanks for watching Heather!
I wouldn't hold your breathe - in the long term house prices rise - I had no choice I had to buy at the peak as I couldn't get a rental BUT I could get a mortgage...
I don't know what is going on with the rest of the market but my area is still making record sales. Just had a 3/1/1 sell for over 850k. I'm in NSW and semi close to the new western Sydney airport so i would say this has a large impact on the price growth but i have been hearing lots of doom and gloom around the housing market and im just not seeing it.
Thanks for sharing Geoff, that's interesting to hear and certainly are markets within markets. Please check out RP Data's mapping tool that will show you the price changes in each suburb: www.corelogic.com.au/our-data/mapping-market
@@MortgageBrokerAustralia Thanks for the Link i use the data mapping tool already, although, I wish there was a simple way to put all the data into a spreadsheet so I could track the fastest growing areas for investment purposes, do you have any tips on that?
cheers guys, love your work.
Thanks Geoff, I know right. There isn't anything I can think of. Might be worth checking out DSR Data: dsrdata.com.au/
It don’t look like crashing to me but builders are going bust thanks to the bs cold virus
Thanks for sharing Mopar!