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  1. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi YM, One of the graphs showed that rental yields were extremely low in the mid '60's around 3% and rose to over 5% by the mid '80's. This was fairly much in line with what happened to interest rates, started fairly low and ended up much higher. This was also a golden period for...
  2. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi, No worries Shane, I know what you were showing. We're :cool: YM, That 'research' from Morgan Stanley, sure does contain some garbage that is not true in the real world. Putting 2 graphs together that generally start at the bottom left corner of the paper and wind there way up to the...
  3. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi all, Don't love it at all. This is a little too close to home. For our family last year, it was a brain tumor. bye
  4. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi all, One problem with those statistics of your Dazz.... Median house price Perth... 1996 $126,625 1997 $134,125 5.9% 1998 $141,000 5.1% 1999 $147,500 4.6% 2000 $156,250 5.9% Sydney 1996 $211,125 1997 $233,250 10.4% 1998 $248,750 6.6%...
  5. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi all, Thanks for your take Peter. Just a question about the land banking. If we were to have the 'one in a hundred year property slump', then you would think that development would be stone dead for a few years and this would hurt those with land banked. By keeping the land is it like...
  6. Bill.L

    Once in a Hundred Year Property Slump

    Hi all, Peter, You started this thread, What is your take on it?? Has your opinion on property changed due to all the bad news coming out?? If so how?? bye
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