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lol yeah right turk, just like the other 3 year old thread you dug up of mine yesterday... just a coincidence too I'm sure :rolleyes: and the way you follow me around the forum like a lost puppy. The first step to recovery is admitting you have a problem :D

Good to know I have such an eagle eyed follower & fan turk.

Yep got Melbourne dead wrong (so far, there's still time ;)), Perth dead right. Meh. At least I have a crack, your past time seems to be digging up my old posts on the forum.

I will try to refrain from responding to Shadow's trolling :) Back on Melbourne, although RP Data claims a 4% increase in prices over the few months (which was really just recovery from a steep fall earlier in the year), their other stats show that the market is still in poor condition and...

So what? You think I'm a paid shill for Macro Business? You're a nutter Shadow... carry on. p.s. There are links to 4 different sites in the OP, they are not all to the same blog. I do use Macro Business links a lot, even when they are just quoting other sources because it's convenient (and...

I have posted links and information in the Perth thread which lean toward a case for prices to rise... do I have an agenda or am I just sharing an opinion and opening it up for discussion (on a forum designed for that exact purpose)? What possible agenda could I have if I am sharing both...

This thread is not about Adelaide or my personal situation, but you are welcome to start a new one if that particular market interests you. Otherwise maybe you can turn off troll mode and contribute something constructive to the thread. If you think Melbourne prices are heading higher or will...

I think I have spelled out my expectations in more detail elsewhere but this quote will do (from January 2010): I wouldn't really consider 4-5% price drops over 3-5 years a crash. Yes I am aware of Melbourne's short term (dead cat) bounce (according to RP Data). Where do you think...

http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2012/10/new-home-market-still-the-worst-in-20-years/ http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/developers-urged-to-ditch-giveaways-as-demand-slumps-20121015-27n1p.html#ixzz29VzszRbv Stock on market continues to remain elevated (much higher than GFC levels)...