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I think you're absolutely spot on, Deltaberry. With increasing globalisation, the only way we can maintain a higher standard of living is to justify it by having a higher standard of output, and given that we're not known for working long hours ;), the only way we can have high value output is...

Indifference, I'm not sure how much you've travelled about the country, but I'm going to have to respectfully disagree with you. Whilst I'm sure there are even more amazing bargains in sub-prime locations, I'm looking at solid, middle-ring-of-major-city suburbs in cities with the population...

Cars, fuel, clothes, yes, they tend to be cheaper. But... eating out is generally more expensive (diners are cheaper, but anything other than a chain restaurant is way more expensive than a comparable restaurant in Australia). But back to the "big ticket" items and essentials... health care...

I think Bigger Pockets is one of the better ones.