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going to monitor how the predictions go from here. Have a screenshot of the voting.

After adjusting for cadence's typo it seems that the 63 votes average out to a zero change. That seems to pretty much reflect the general view among the commentators - there are just as many bears as there are bulls about the future of the Sydney market. It might be worth doing it again in...

The poll results to date are not all that revealing. There is no clear consensus on the direction of the Sydney market over the next 3 years. I suspect a similar poll on any of the other capital city market would have much clearer results.

We still intend to invest in property throughout the next cycle. If you sell and incurr those costs - then there is less invested. Then you have the costs to buy back in - wherever that is. These costs would be more than 20% given the size of CGT on each of the properties. So we...

I was interested to see if there was any general consensus about the coming correction in the Sydney market. It seems that there is not and, if anything, there is still a fair bit of optimism around. It is so tempting to take some profits off the table - but it is also costly to do so. Think...

I've voted for down by 5%. I think there will be a further 10 - 15% growth this cycle followed by a correction of 15 - 20%. Based on this it does not make sense to sell any of the properties with good capital gains as year. The selling and tax implications will outweigh the benefits...

Sash has called a "severe correction" in 2018 - 2019. Using the Domain report the Sydney median houseprice at December 2014 was $873,786. http://www.domain.com.au/public/guides.aspx Using this as a base what change do you expect in the Sydney median property price after the correction...