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The last boom in Brisbane was caused by migration from Sydney to Brisbane for a better lifestyle due to high living costs. I believe a similar situation may eventuate as well as investors moving to the Sunshine state. I don't think the Brisbane boom will be as big as the new govt has still not...

Buy where Sydney investors are not going as much...I have two in Moreton Bay - Deception Bay and Margate. I am not convinced about Logan...unless you want to make money and get out...

I think you know my answer to that. ;) Thought....I think Brissie will push up strongly once there are jobs growth there...

APRA and RBA are good bed buddies at the moment.....what RBA giveth....APRA taketh....;):D

Allo ladies.......Tonibell and Beachgurl .... this sort of bumping along at the top can take a couple of months....what I am saying jumping in now is the worst..as it is somewhere between 11:30pm and and 12am. There is no way I would even envisage to perfectly pick the exact top of the...

The crystal ball now says that we have hit the peak in Sydney.....once Melbourne outer suburbs and Brissie moves with the hordes moving from Sydney...the boom is over in Sydney..it will also be helped along by APRA!

An oldie but goodie which I have dug up based on the convos I had with some of the forum members at the Sydney meet-up and my thoughts. Still calling a Sydney correction for 2018-2019 (yes a change from 2017-2018)....Brissie is tracking to take off...as Sydney eases sometime in the next 18-24...

The growth ins Brissie will be driven by Sydney/Melbourne people heading up there for a cheaper lifestyle. Just like immigration....internal movement of people also helps create jobs. Look at what happened to Perth...as people went there for jobs and liefestyle. It has slowed a bit but a broadly...

You will see that when Sydney peaks..and the job situation gets better in Brissie.....

Thanks MTR...I don't always get it right... Great minds think alike....the risk is the Sydney market. Mid 2015...would be a great time to sell and get out. Move quickly once the first interest rate rise is announced. Watchout 2017-2018....will be blood bath in Sydney! It started with cries of...

As always.....time will tell....about a boom....;)

Melbourne is the standout because it now gets the lions share of immigrants followed by Sydney, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide. It also has one of the most affordable houses in the country within 20-30 klms of the city. The prices are similar to Adelaide in the outer suburbs....though there are...

Sure Evand...I take the spruiker of the year award...on one condition!:D That you accept the Steve Keen Wet Blanket of the Year award.:p As for being unbiased....yes I am biased...but I have nothing to sell as I tend to buy to hold.....and I am putting my money where my month is. 18 months...

Well that is a worry...when you have the RBA also spruiking up price. It also means that when the next major boom does happen....the downside is going to be interesting...... I am trying to lock anything of good value with land within 30-40 klms of Sydney. This is where I see the supply...

Well property markets like all markets are imperfect....they tend to overshoot or undershoot so supply and demand is never perfectly balanced. So whilst we have a shortage which is rapidly growing...at some point the govt. policy will ease the shortage to prevent a bubble. But usually this...

Hi I am seeing that Sydney is looking cheap compared to other states in terms of property prices. Even a global scale you can buy houses within 40 klms of the Sydney CBD for less than 400k. Even Melbourne, Adelaide, and Brisbane look cheap when you go out 30-40 klms. I know that Gen Y...