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How'd we go yesterday?

Shahin posted this elsewhere but this market is so crazy that someone will probably buy this haha http://www.realestate.com.au/property-residential+land-nsw-canley+heights-201203825

Can anyone get stung post-auction by tightening of lending or have they all got approvals when they go to auction? Imagine putting 10% down and then losing your money by not getting a loan

It aint cooling down anytime soon.. Owner occupiers are paying these prices not investors

This tops the most ridiculous list for me.

Good location.

Auction updates?

Well put it this way. We looked around for prices of lifts for our 2 storey medical centre and the cheapest was 120k for the smallest lift.

Interesting. Sounds right. What suburb are you in?

There's a bit of a trend i've picked up lately..Seeing some nice homes on tiny lots sell for good prices all across western Sydney, even higher than ones with larger land.. I see single storey houses in new suburbs around Rouse Hill selling for same/similar as double storeys which shows me times...

Surely it does to get that price

What the heck.. Now that'll give other owners hope of getting that price and they'll raise prices and someone will buy it and the crazy buying continues

Beautiful house in a great location.

Wherebouts was that?

Wow! 1.3 for a brick house in Chatswood is amazing!

Westmead's a good one too. I love the houses on small blocks in Pemulwuy. The way of the future I think. I guess that'll make half decent blocks even more valuable

people paying these prices probably think these areas are great due to proximity to parra.. Seven Hills and Lalor Park still have their housing. Toongabbie still is a hole in many parts. Wentworthville is terrible in many parts. My favourite suburb close to parra would probably have to be...

For 1 bedders this is a bit of a comparison of pricing. 600k on a main road in Baulkham Hills 800k to live in the city with that view. 500k kellyville. Dont know where exactly 470k Rouse Hill. Next to shops. 440k schofields in between the farms and old houses and on top of a train line...

Western Sydney aint slowing down at all. It's as heated as it was 6 months ago if not more heated. And with all the infrastructure and jobs being created I can't imagine it stopping anytime soon.. Go to some open homes today and you'll see how it is. I go every weekend all the wayfrom Penrith to...

So did you end up buying a PPOR? How was the feeling around first home buyers back in the last boom?