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thank god we don't make taxpayer subsidized cars where i live.

NO. The highly paid miners who lost their jobs are being replaced by lower paid workers from Crown Casino and Coles. That's the gist of the article.

It is an indication of a city's culture.

Using that link, in the CBD, only 1 is open Sunday, most are closed both Saturday and Sunday, and almost all are closed after 4pm. Only 1 cafe has acceptable opening hours - Gordon St Garage. No wonder I had a hard time looking for signs of vibrant, modern cosmopolitan global lifestyle. Try...

I was there Australia Day 2014, accompanying some mates from a Sydney fireworks company (Foti) to light up Perth's sky. There was one that was open, and it was hardly "vibrant". Your "relaxed and laid back" is boring to me. Don't ask about nightlife. There's more happening in Parramatta. It...

Clutching at straws. http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/latest-news/wa-credit-rating-outlook-downgraded/story-fn3dxiwe-1227391353911

When in Perth, look for coffee. It indicates how's "vibrant" it is. Good luck finding an open cafe on a public holiday.

Read between the lines. The emoticon :rolleyes: was used, accompanied by a disclaimer in parentheses. I have no opinion of the Perth market, only been there once, a few years ago. At that time, I felt like in a ghost town. That's all I can say.

Yes keep the Perh bubble hopes alive and frothing! It's just like Sydney - full of promise! :rolleyes: (I make no interpretation of the graphs provided. It's for information purposes only.)

Subscription Only (via Macrobusiness or Westpac Investment Banking). But here you go: http://www.macrobusiness.com.au/2015/06/wa-households-brace-for-property-bust/

Westpac red book just released

Spruikers Delight

People should exit Perf prop mkt asap if they can.

The property market for houses in Perth has been given a higher risk status in five of a total seven points of measurement from Herron Todd White. Of the seven points of measurement, the two remaining stable include: New properties are ‘almost never’ sold at prices exceeding their potential...