NSW See Change and Steven Ryan - lets hype Sydney thread

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  1. See Change

    See Change Well-Known Member

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    Thanks for the link Azazel .

    Louis Christopher is IMHO one of the more balanced commentators on the property market . He raises a valid point that we haven't been exposed to macro prudential tools before so we don't know how the market will react . So far there doesn't seem to be any dramatic changes in the market to what the banks have done in terms of LVR's and serviceability calculations .

    I think the logical next change would be targeted Sydney restrictions . For the overall economy this enables the RBA to keep rates low and dozens stifle the rest of country .

    A few years ago NSW was the Economic basket case on the country and the property boom has played a part in boosting everything . I think the other states would benefit from the similar effect .

    On a personal basis we sold the one Sydney property we were going to sell in dec last year . The rest are long term holds .

    If Sydney cools with no increase in rates , then I believe that will be a factor in pushing Brisbane and Adelaide up .

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    Gockie Life is good ☺️ Premium Member

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    I have the perfect solution, just change your real name to Richard Feynman by deed poll. :p
    Ta-da! And then we can change the name of this thread back! :D:p
    It was an epic thread I followed all the time on SS. The thread name just had that certain ring to it, I'm sure you know what I mean.
     
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    A 83% clearance rate is still a good result.
    I hope this keeps going for another 12 months !
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    So do I . The more money people make in Sydney , the more people will be aware " how easy it is to make money in property " , so more people will be looking for the next big thing .

    Cliff
     
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    This is what APRA is aiming at...I believe I saw that ING want a 20% deposit for Sydney loans...

     
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    Has anyone got the APM list of auction result for yesterday 20th June? There was an auction nearby we intended to go have a look at but we missed it unfortunately and are very curious about the result. I know some people use to post it in the thread on SS, but I don't know where to get it from.
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    Here is the link for APM Sydney's auctions yesterday
    https://www.homepriceguide.com.au/saturday_auction_results/Sydney.pdf
     
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    Thanks Darren!
     
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    Thanks! Will save the link then!

    Cheers
     
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    No worries. There was a very similar article by him on Michael Yardney's site as well.

    That would make sense, and would prevent possibly impacting other markets that aren't doing so well at the moment.
     
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    If anything , if sydney slows down and is perceived to have done it's dash , people will start looking for the next big thing and IMHO at this stage it's not Rocky …. ( vacancy rates are up , though to be honest I'm not sure what they were when I invested before , I just knew I was buying things that would rent easily )

    Brisbane and Adelaide seem to the general consensus .

    Once they've started , then the next ring out will pick up further , Including …… Cairns ! though from Kinnon and your reports there has been some growth there .

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    See Change, the Cairns market is out of sync, and defying expectations. Post GFC and economic gloom saw it very depressed. Subsequent economic diversification, plus the resurgence of tourism sees it more aligned with the Gold Coast, and one of the fastest growing property markets in Qld.

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    Re. Rocky, it's being influenced by the post cyclone recovery process - tradies have been flat out for months!
     
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    Brisbane and Melbourne both listed as Rising Market on the property clock, does everyone here see it the same?
     
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    I see Melbourne ahead for Brissie....jobs is the issue with the latter....
     
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    A property near me on the Northern Beaches was purchased for $800K in 2012.

    The buyer spent half a million renovating and adding a third floor.

    Sold at auction last weekend for $2 million.

    $700K profit in three years.
     
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    This pic is perhaps telling of the under-supply of land in Sydney ( or over-supply in Melbourne? ). The number of land estates - Sydney versus Melbourne.

    image.jpg
     
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    Definitely more land estate....but do they have anything to build on immediately...the answer is not many blocks....

     
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