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  1. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Even when deposit interest rates drop and inflation increases?:D Dave
  2. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Yep, I just find it funny the big back peddle he is doing, even on the cheapies (not the average)he provides it still works out at around 8 x wage years for 50m2 compared to the same in Sydney for about 4x. (wouldn't want to use a backwater Brisbane example) And this is after Japan has had the...
  3. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    And here you go misrepresenting again. I have not talked about or shown palaces of 180m2, thats something you have made up. What I have talked about and shown are ordinary looking inner city 50m2 places and you even acknowledge this in post 113 In post 102 I linked to...
  4. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    No where did I say that you are a liar or that I know more about Japan, you are clearly making that up or just being overly precious. I know bugger all about Japan, In fact all I know of Japan is internet based. So you are saying that the sites, the people who run the sites are liars and they...
  5. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Your kidding right?, by simply pressing the Japanese language buttons on those sites I linked to (Which are Japanese and in Japan) they make all the language Japanese. Example http://www.century21japan.com/jp/index.html http://www.plazahomes.co.jp/ So suddenly by your reckoning they are now...
  6. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Why is your single Japanese link more credible than my 5 Japanese links? Thanks (sort of) Dave
  7. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Like comparing a country that drives BMW's and another that rides bicycles and saying they are both transport, so they get the same comparison points Dave
  8. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    And where did I do that? I make a post, you come back and say my source is crap Seems you showed the disrespect first My post your post followed by Who's being an insulting and rude twit? (hands urchin a mirror) Dave
  9. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Is coming across as a twit a special skill you learned while being shoehorned into those overpriced dogboxes.:rolleyes: Are you now agreeing that price/m2 for inner Tokyo is more expensive than here? The 120m2 I used was the standard that was used on the original site I linked to, you...
  10. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Great, dont then, just provide some meaningfull evidence Can you explain why it is different? Do the Japanese have some form of miraculous shrinking machine that makes a 50m2 appartment more usable to them when they walk through the door? Heres that link again just for you. Make...
  11. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Arent average wage earners allowed to live in the cities in Japan? Even if we look at the little 50m2 and under range in Tokyo they are still at around 15 times average wage years http://www.realestate-tokyo.com/sale/search/Details.aspx How does that compare to Australian...
  12. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Prove it wrong The cphg crowd and doomers in general are happy enough to compare average Australian wages with Sydney and or Australian capital city house prices, why is that different to Japan average wages and Tokyo prices? Dave
  13. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    Average wage in Japan per month Tokyo 120m2 (average size?) appartment costs $1,902,920 USD http://www.globalpropertyguide.com/Asia/Japan/Rental-Yields Wednesday, November 26, 2008 1,902,920 US Dollar = 183,184,270 Japanese Yen Which equates to 52.58 wage years for the average Japanese...
  14. BoatBoy

    House Prices doubling every 7 to 10 years

    How come 12 mths ago every man and his dog could seemingly afford to buy at 8, 9, 10% interest rates yet now that rates are dropping they seem to not be buying? Its not a matter of if they can afford to buy, they could before at the higher rate, but more a matter of sentiment. Fear, lack of...
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