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ill gladly take a bet from you about that. many insurance companies wont touch flood areas for a start. rich or not people hurt from these types of events. most rich people owe plenty to the banks so just because someone looks rich and lives on the waterfront doesnt mean they own the...

its funny that people continue to refer to the 1974 flood when un fact in 74 that flood was nowhere near the biggest. the biggest wa double the 74 height back in the last 1890's so in my opinion do your due dilligence and buy above the 1890 mark only if you are worried about flooding in...

Oh c/mon Prop...your hurting my ego here! Im no expert by any stretch but I do know median house prices are no real test for a suburbs accurate growth, short or long term. You can quote all the RP Data stuff you like matey. Agents love spruking median house prices when it works in their...

with respect, anyone that quotes median house prices anywhere including a forum really has zero idea of any housing market trend........ median means absolutely nothing ol mate

For reference: this is 1974 http://www.bom.gov.au/cgi-bin/silo/cyclones.cgi?region=aus&syear=1973&eyear=1975&loc=0 do a search on all cyclones...its unreal...

A cyclone came down the coast..yes there was a heap of rain which hit bris and the catchment areas.. really similar to last weeks flood but back then there was no dam at wivenhoe... tell you without that dam this latest flood would have been way more dramatic in brisbane i feel.

I know all flood areas were discounted quite drastically for a period of time. My family has several properties in flood areas in those days so even being young I had a keen ear. As for non flood areas I think you have to assume that it affected some areas as well. Reasoning: Investors...

Here you go, get to know Brisbanes flood history..... There are many areas of Brisbane that can go under with big floods. It could have happened this week if one of those cyclones off the coast had hit the south east...one day it will happen and many new suburbs will go right under without...

there was huge discounting happening after '74 in brisbane...took some years to recover to a point where and agent wasnt so worried about flooding and buyers started to forget also. go ask any long term agent, they will tell you exactly what i am saying. people underestimate what this...

Ill take up your bet wylie............market pressure will force down prices without question in these areas.. agents will start discounting appraisal prices immediately//the flow on effects for listings will be way down for some i promise...others in time may do better in 2=3 years time but...

no no no no no............insensitive comments?? rotflmao...do you not think the media are trying to outdo each other milking this??? ch 9 has been in a huge ratings war with ch 7 and since they have been milking the coverage they now have overtaken ch 7 with the coverage... champ im directly...

Im being fair dinkum with regards to inundation in Rockhampton, Brisbane..............ie: those that dont have water in their actually homes... If you cant see that then the only silly one is you Sash. Reasoning: Every time theres a flood it the exact same suburbs in each city or...

some mine will be out of action for several months, others are already back and ruinning up this way... after this weekend it will be gearing up to back to normal..... big issue though is one cyclone formed way out east and another developing in the coral sea... i think more rain from...

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