88% clearance on Melbourne lockdown weekend, this boom can't be tamed

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by Momentum, 14th Feb, 2021.

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  1. Momentum

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    it is tempting to think it is just one crazy buyer, but clearly plenty of other bidders were willing to take it to almost $3m. Blows my mind for such a small block. $13.5k per sqm...
     
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    My mate was supposed to go a Saturday auction but they bought it forward to Friday night. Plenty of people came and it sold for 80k over top end listed price.

    Areas I am watching it appears we are back to add 10% to top end.
     
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    There is nothing stopping this housing juggernaut!!
     
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    Melbourne as well. I thought there were laws against underquoting. Everything 10 to 20 pct over range.
     
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    No taming wanted. Hope it roars ahead.
     
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    Oi! Cut out the optimism!
    We are in the economics forum you realize?
     
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    When have I ever been pessimistic and overly negative on this forum? even when some folks were attacking me (and some others) as being overly bullish and blah blah blah..

    Never. ;)

    If the ambivalent folks who didn't take action all those years ago would only have listened to my message (many saying the same message really so definitely no guru here ) they likely would have made some nice money today.
     
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    You know I’m joking right :p
    Pointing fun at the forever pessimistic that lurk around the economics forum.

    You definitely don’t qualify for one of those.
     
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    Of course I know you are mate:)

    Here's the thing, even though I've always advocated for getting in the market when you can, my number one priority and focus was to always assess risk.

    Anyway it's good :)
     
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