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Vics hurting as are other states I'm guessing if this is anything to go by... According to new figures from the Essential Services Commission, more than 34,000 people were cut off from their electricity supply during the last financial year because they were unable to pay their bills...

Then you add the 2nd stage contraction in resources as the price of Fe drops below $50. The big guys will probably buy up many of the juniors over time as they collapse. That will further reduce the workforce and supporting suppliers of services etc. I've said for the last 3-5 years that as...

There's no shortage of central blocks that I'm aware of. Last time I was there there were plenty of empty blocks around and 100's of large blocks with old dilapidated houses on them (urban renewal?)

WA trend looks wrong. Last I saw it just jumped from 5.2 to 5.9. 11/12 trend line looks wrong as well. I'd be highly suspicious of that source (digital finance).

It was alright initially but mosy's and crime are nuts there. After 12 months there we were bored sh*$less. Couldn't wait to get out of the place in the end.

Not sure how that works. I left mid 13. The landlady sold out and lost about 40k. Place down the road was down about 50k (Lakelands). Mate lived and rented over at Greenfields. Prices dropped there too. Moved out to the fringe of Greenfields (Redcliffe Rd) to a place that was on the market...

I got out of Hedland in 12 and headed to Mandurah to see what business opportunities there might be post the mining construction boom. Over that year all I saw was declining rents (residential) and an alarming number of vacant retail shop fronts. I took the time to talk to many small business...