NSW Sydney property prices falling

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  1. Simon_S

    Simon_S Well-Known Member

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    When you are told that property can never really fall in value and 26 years of uninterrupted growth to reinforce this view its quite easy to develop a siege mentality and believe it could never happen.
     
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    My investment time frame is 25 years
     
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    Tbh only dumb bells believe property never, ever falls in value. I don't know a single person who believes that.
     
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    You obviously hang out with intelligent people. That cant be said for most property investors I'm sure.
     
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    House prices fell from 1929 to 1946. That's a long time to be losing money.
     
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    You're right i should base my investment decisions on the recurrence of the worlds largest intercontinental global conflict mankind has ever seen,
     
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    WW2 didn't start until 1945 some 14 years later from when the falls began.

    House prices had already fallen dramatically by 1945.
     
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    No, WW2 started in 1939.

    Why do you even post?
     
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    As a complete sidetrack. This is an amazing graphical interpretation of WW2.

     
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    Yep, started 1939 and ended 1945
     
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    Almost 15% annual growth in Balmain this past year for houses and 12% growth for units. https://www.realestate.com.au/invest/house-in-balmain,+nsw+2041

    A great variety of houses in Balmain but they're all going up in price, sometimes the vendor's expectations are too high and they're passing in often, but still making good profits.
     
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    That's hilarious. Poster claims to be able to predict the future but doesn't know when WW2 started.
     
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    lol
     
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    1929 was the stock market crash...it took abot 6 years to recover...Hitler comes to power in the early 30s.....WW2 starts in 1939.....and ends 1945...that is probably why there was no confidence in the market as in the first 6-8 years people did not have jobs the next 8 years or so people did not know if they would be conquered by Japan or Germany.
     
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    Why would anyone let that put them off ? :)
     
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