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    What will you do when Rudd decides to turn the FIRB tap off?

    Latest 'National Housing Supply Council' findings. Housing shortfall doubles in year http://www.theage.com.au/business/property/housing-shortfall-doubles-in-year-20100427-tq3j.html
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    What will you do when Rudd decides to turn the FIRB tap off?

    800k empty may be under supply if none of them are available for habitation, that is the view of the peopl who conducted the research. As in the example, some are being developed, some are second homes, some being sold etc. I'm not saying higher interest rates wont hurt, but we'll never see...
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    What will you do when Rudd decides to turn the FIRB tap off?

    Actually it's not a prediction its a forecast, and it is real numbers, it's a straight line projection of the current trends. Knowing the current figures alone is not particularly useful in situations where decissions need to be made decades in advance. What you're talking about is infact...
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    What will you do when Rudd decides to turn the FIRB tap off?

    from : National Housing Supply council, State of Supply Report (2008) http://www.fahcsia.gov.au/sa/housing/pubs/housing/national_housing_supply/Documents/NHSC_StateofSupplyReport.pdf "This comparison showed a cumulative gap by 2028 of 431,000 dwellings. Annually, the shortfall is...
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    What will you do when Rudd decides to turn the FIRB tap off?

    Now if I were an agent being interviewed for that survey, and I new that no-one would ever know the true figures on foreign investment (because they're not being kept), what level would I estimate foreign investment at?
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