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(Tehanu - this isn't meant to be a dig at you, just an opportunity for me to get some thoughts down). The difference is that the silver in inner Sydney is worth the same as the silver in Adelaide, which is worth the same as the silver in Alice Springs. One of the major concepts of...

Absolutely. And this is why many investors treat property as a long tterm investment. For me, it's all about whether property will provide the returns I need to hit my goals (which are still a decade or more down the track).

You and me both buddy. I was born in '75, but identify strongly with Gen X. Gen Y are a mystery to me...

If seeing the value of an asset go down bothers you that much, I'd suggest never to invest in anything other than cash deposits. For me, though, the longer term is what matters. I've already seen plenty of growth, and have a portfolio that is positively geared. If we get some short term...

Agreed. This is some of the most uninformed rubbish I have ever read on this forum.

In 1990 prices were at the top of the cycle, having just had a big run up during the 1980's.