Will the Sydney median house price reach $1 million by the end of 2015?

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Will the Sydney median house price hit $1 million this year?

  1. Yes

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  2. No

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  1. Tekoz

    Tekoz Well-Known Member

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    @barnes: how did you know and on what basis ?
    Is it because:

    1. APRA has tightening he screw on the lending criteria
    2. Bank has increased some Interest Rate due to Number #1 above
    3. Many retail shops are closing down & down sizing ?
    4. ... what else... Australian GDP is lowering with no salary increase yet.
     
  2. Phar Lap

    Phar Lap Well-Known Member

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    Dont people know property doubles every 7-10 years ?
    There's proof!
     
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  3. Tekoz

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    @Phar Lap I thought that's just the prorperty spruikers saying that :D...

    now, it is time to wait and see the current Off The Plan units in Parramatta and House & Land package in Sydney Northwest area to double after 10 years.

    because it is already expensive for now.:cool:.
     
  4. Phar Lap

    Phar Lap Well-Known Member

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    Ask Jan Somers, she told me.
    Cant dispute the facts.
    Well located property will double every 7-10 yrs.
    2025 Syd median to be $2m

    You watch.;)
     
  5. Shadow

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    Congrats RBA. You did it!

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  7. Shadow

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    Hey Hobo,

    The only question now is whether it keeps running to that $1.2M mark or takes a breath shortly around the current $1M mark...

    Interesting times.

    Cheers,
    Michael
     
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  9. MTR

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    Not yet, may go over $1m ??:eek:
     
  10. barnes

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    Don't think so. At least not for long. It's like in Forex, whenever you see a spike of price like that, it falls back and hard. I have seen it a lot of times.
     
  11. ej89

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    It was just as expensive back in the last boom for people comparing it to others and it still doubled... Houses way more expensive than these doubled also...just cause it's "expensive" it doesn't mean it won't double again...like it has, over and over again
     
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    It will double from 2019 to 2025 :)
     
  13. Shadow

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  14. Tekoz

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    Assuming after November this year FIRB cracks down the illegally bought property with the falling stock market in China

    that's still not helping the normal average Joe & Joneses able to own a property here in Sydney ?

    perhaps interest rate increase can correct the property price in certain suburbs so that it may be affordable in Sydney.
     
  15. THX

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    Wrong as usual barnes.
     
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  16. Waterboy

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    The $400k difference between Sydney and next-ranked Melbourne is jaw-dropping. :eek:
     
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  17. Waterboy

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    Indeed! :D
     
  18. Waterboy

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    How does a rate rise make it more "affordable"?

    Those with deeper pockets will out-bid the FHBs.
     
  19. Waterboy

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    Forex and houses -- same banana? Lol
     
  20. Tekoz

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    Rate rise would means slower housing market movement and some people in distress would sell.

    So I guess it is the right time to buy.