Nice report and analysis from core logic with some interesting finds. What popped up most to my mind was the below observation: "... It is undeniable that Sydney home values have risen rapidly over recent years however, consider that since their previous March 2004 peak, they have only increased at a rate of 2.5%pa. This is largely due to the fact that values fell in real terms between March 2004 and March 2014..." With all the unaffordability and bubbles talk, is Sydney really a housing bubble even though in real terms, Sydney housing has only risen by 2.5% ?! Since 2008 only four capital cities have recorded real growth in home values
That is why I say its timing the market that makes the difference of achieving superior results, not time in the market
