QLD Brisbane does NOT look good

.. More to follow...

 

Lol something different for Brisbane

 

128 km Brisbane (Mt Stapylton) Radar Loop

 

Meanwhile Sydney is drier than Adelaide... We've had no rain for over a month....

 

HAHAHAHA - I knew you were going to do something like this.

It might work mate - your bad luck

 

Careful, people might start posting the truth

 

That's the best news we've had in months. No real rain since the cyclone hit back in late March/early April. The gardens really needed it.

 

Your right. It looks GREAT!

 

Just expand your tinder search parameters.

 

Never mind - looks aren’t everything when it comes to investing.

 

Once this thread reaches 450 pages like the other one, then Brisbane will boom.

 

We can settle this very quickly... who is accessing equity...stand and deliver

 

Lets have a quick poll
Brisbane does NOT look good or

Brisbane does look good?

 

Nah, it looks ok now.

Compared to regional NSW, it looks pretty bl***y good....

I'll vote for it looks ok.

 

Extract from Matusk​

What Matusk has to say



Queensland 2017-18 capital program per capita:

Inner city (under 5km from GPO)

$3,500

Middle-ring (5km to 20km from GPO)

$1,600

Outer suburbs (20km+ from GPO)

$1,000



The Queensland Government’s $10 billion capital program in 2017-18 is heavily skewed towards inner Brisbane, but away from other areas in Brisbane. Brisbane's inner city gets more than three times the per capita spend as the outer suburbs. The Middle-ring residents are missing out, too.

End note

Suburbia is getting shafted if you ask me, ranging from a disproportionate lack of government spending to limited media focus/attention.

And to help explain why the average household size in increasing, the number of people living in a crowded home is growing faster than those living in more empty ones.

 

House hunters eye Brisbane as Sydney, Melbourne markets lose appeal: CoreLogic
Not a good news for the natives who are planning to buy!
The tsunami of money from the south is going to sweep up everything in its path!

 

*Stands up*... Owned the house for 3 years, up 29% on purchase price based on valuation being used to refinance at the moment. Should have been finished by now except the banks are being stupidly slow to get organised. Admittedly, I didn't expect it to do as well as it has (expected around 15% over the time frame not 29%). I think my original purchase was no more than 20k under value and the only value-adds I've done are to paint the whole interior of the house, put new carpet right through and replace the hot water system, all of which were done in the first 2 weeks of ownership. Hardly spent a cent since.

Just wish the rent would go up as it's gone nowhere in 3 years. And now that I'm facing my first vacancy next week I'm worried how long it will take to find a new tenant. The PM is on the ball, I'm just not sure the rental market is there.

 

Brilliant
Where? If you care to share

 

Brisbane's house prices are down again – but will they keep falling?
What’s everyone’s thoughts? Might be something some people already know. Are we looking at a longer than expected start to a potential boom?

 

I think if Sydney and Melbourne see slight price corrections (which it appears is happening), Brisbane's growth will probably be modest at best (in the short term).