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    Economists - Decade of house pain predicted

    Oh! But I was doing so well with my personal investing by doing the opposite of what you said :( Well at least have the decency to turn up to catch up on what happened. This guy didn't: http://www.somersoft.com/forums/showpost.php?p=710598&postcount=103 Cheers.
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    Economists - Decade of house pain predicted

    The 'property industry' whatever that is :confused: has been banging on about things being slow for the last 6 months. Now all I am saying, is that people on the ground are seeing a pickup which no doubt will not be reported in the media for another few months. I've never said that property...
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    Economists - Decade of house pain predicted

    I am seeing the same thing in the marketplace where we buy. I was at an Open this Wednesday at 12:30pm. By 1:00pm the agent had 6 requests for contracts and 2 offers - one at full asking price. Reading the latest Newsletter from Quartile this morning on housing finance: It has been a very...
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    Economists - Decade of house pain predicted

    That's exactly my point. The RP Data-Rismark Home Value Index for the year ended 30/6/11 - in the attached, proves Sydney is actually growing - the opposite way to what you see as 'inevitable'. I'm sorry the Sydney market is not going to plan for you.
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    Economists - Decade of house pain predicted

    all? :confused: The article quotes one economist who is down on property, Shane Oliver. The other economist aquoted in the article, Saul Eslake, says we will not be in for a 30% correction. D&G's always forsee D&G - in any market. This is just more media 'noise' :rolleyes: On the...
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