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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    would be interested in a response from you to Keith's first point re median vs a specific house. if you take his granny's house, it's pretty clear that the massive inrease in value it has seen has more to do with the city growing and much less to do with a credit bubble. This illustrates exactly...
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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    if it was not what it is, what would that mean? I imagine the end of time as we know it? or a parallel universe? point being - to just shrug shoulders at the numbers and walk away is dangerous IMO. Tho to over analyze is equally dangerous.
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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    much less a property worth $2m :eek:
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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    ha ha - true. $12k, $4k - hardly seems even relevant now huh?
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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    more importantly.... I bet that house of $4200 house back in 1970 is not worth a paltry $524,000 now (head to the fringes for that stuff). I reckon it could be between $1m-$2m.
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    will house prices continue to double every ten years?

    this would mean all neg geared investors are speculators, as why else would you be copping the loss? perhaps only cf+ investments are 'investments', the rest is speculation?
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