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For my family, it was work. More pleasant working conditions and higher pay. More lifestyle - less time spent on travel between work and home, more civil and educated population. Quicker accumulation of wealth and retirement - as living proof of that. :)

Many places would have a chance of reducing rent - much like reducing property price. As far as I can recall there were two or three times of reducing rent in about 25 years. I think that is a great run. And the price increase over than time exceeded 4X.

For a 'girl' you are not young in properties! :)

I can relate with that! It will appear as a rant if I cite instances of amateurish defects in the existing PPOR that I have to rectify! Not all are like that but somehow I have a building which seems to epitomise poor workmanship.

Rent has dropped up to 20% in most suburbs although price seems to have either increased marginally or held its own, depending on which index you are assessing with. This government has managed to dump the Canberra public service more than what Howard did from memory. There is a phenomenon...