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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    I think I was a bit harsh :) when I posted that. I'd been fighting a valuer's dumb val for half the afternoon.:rolleyes: Look if you are going to talk about ripples, then Sydney is where the ripple starts (traditionally). But I'm not so sure that a Sydney ripple is going to make it as far as...
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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    Hello tess, I say HELLO tess, TESS you don't go out with the intention of making a capital gain and buy into an area that is falling in price. :eek::confused: You buy in a rising market. That way if it continues to rise after you have purchased it, it will be worth more money not less...
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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    IR increases of 0.25% x 1 or 2 is going to do diddly squat to prices. If anything they make people hurry to 'buy now' so they can qualify for loans on the lower IR. My personal view is that IRs will need to be up around 8-9% before they will have much effect on prices. The main driver of...
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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    I agree with you Rob, there are always deals in any market. :D Sydney has been flat since 2003 and some areas have seen ~ 10% growth in 2009. I think it is primed to go - but hey what would I know? Either way, if you buy something cf+ or neutral, then who cares when the growth comes?
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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    Well you know WA stands for 'wait awhile"......:) Even more true (if there can be such a thing) now that you guys don't even have daylight saving time. :p Maybe we can get Keen to take a hike (I mean trip) over your way.;)
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    Timing it right to beat the property clock. What time is it in your state?

    From: http://www.news.com.au/business/money/story/0,23599,26164565-5002261,00.html This article is the biggest load of biased drivel that I've read in a while. Why trot out Prof. Doom & Gloom Keen to comment on where he sees the Sydney market? of course we all know his ranting proved to be...
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