The Property Graph Thread

Discussion in 'Property Market Economics' started by MarkB, 22nd Mar, 2016.

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    Spouses and relatives who are beneficiaries of elaborate structures to distribute income and expenses for avoiding taxes.
     
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    ...or those receiving considerable non-taxable income (superannuation....)
     
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    Most probable explanations that come to mind are:

    - Joint ownership with spouse etc
    - Change in employment after purchase (e.g. full time to part time)
     
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    Two questions if someone is kind enough to help?
    Why do the different capitals have different numbers of quarters? Did they start measuring at different times?
    Is this saying on average Brisbane house prices are lower than they were in 2008? There has been quite a bit of growth in Brisbane so there must have been some big drops after 2008.
     
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    Loan in joint names but the title in the name of the person with the lower income. One person might now be working part time but serviceability is calculated on both parties income etc.
     
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    Yes, they start measuring from the last peak. So Sydney, which peaked earliest in the last cycle (as it does), has the longest line.

    Yes

    The graph says that only Sydney and (more recently) Melbourne have actually gone back into positive territory after the falls that followed their previous peaks.

    You can see the Brisbane line falling from 100 (the last peak) to around 85 or so.

    I'm guessing the data is based on Brisbane (etc) as a whole... obviously parts of a city move earlier and faster than others.
     
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    Thanks for providing this info Markb. Would be interesting to understand this at a suburb level. Lots of discussion happening about outer suburbs in Brisbane (imo those were the ones that fell, especially H&L type estates)
     
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    The great Aussie short.

    Short positions as a percentage of shares on issue have increased by around 20 basis points, or by 0.2 percentage points, to 2.3 per cent on average for the majors, reports Deutsche Bank.

    Markets Live: Westpac battered on results
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    Wow, those Perth rents. Just, wow...
     
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    Have you been reading my posts? Perth is stuffed at the moment, anyone jumping in needs their head read, property prices 10% down and falling... no go zone
     
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    Construction boom.

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