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How old are the figures ? Can you provide a link? Most figures are 3-6 months behind.

I remember my first property had basically no real growth from when I bought it in 1993 up to 2000, then achieved 80% growth up to when I sold it to upgrade 3 years later in 2003.

The dart landed on 3-6 years. ;) Taking us up to 7-10 years since our last.

Who knows for sure what the RBA decide to do and over what length of time. They dont even know and nor do the economists. Its all crystal balling. All we can do as investors is predict what the possible outcomes maybe from the underlying fundamentals presented at the time, then position...

I dont think Perth will see its next boom until after the next IR round as it goes up more and then starts the downward trend. The upward rate trend coupled with the population increase will fuel rental yields enticing investors back into the market. This will mark the start of the next...

Sub $500k within 20% + or - of suburb median....West side

No worries, I try to post before the others do ;) ...good luck on your hunt...Im currently hunting in NSW - Sydney metro area.

For yield maybe. For CG stick to where the maximum population densities are because that where the masses lie. Good quality well located properties where mr & mrs middle class reside. They are the ones that drive the growth.

Nope. sorry can not do. do not pass go. do not collect $200. 2011's boom is now officially cancelled. review in 2012.

Damn I think my timings out :o - I bought years ago.