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careful you will be shot down on this forum for suggesting the resource states lead the way. apparantly Syd decides to have a boom (must be from all the japanese tourists) then that ripples out to the rest of the country :rolleyes: would have thought it way too late to be getting on the east...

my concern is that it is only sentiment and inefficient planning driving the east coast. this country is all about resources... on the current trajectory it will be the 2 speed economies of WA/Qld vs the rest, however I am starting to worry about this countries vulnerability to resources demand...

no. also to claw back 25% loss you need a 33% gain. i would say we may have seen a 5% gain?

rather than hijack another thread I have started this. I have a few units down there and have to admit to laying awake at night wondering if there is a future for them. after the boom they dropped back 25% and the market is as slow as. rents havent moved for ages. these are in central...