I hope you have all read the boom and bust articles in the newspapers / magazines / TV / Web etc. etc.
Think about what you think will most likely happen over next 3 years.
"On the 02-Jun-2006, the Average 3 Bedroom, freestanding house, in an average suburbs in Australian cities with a population of over 1 Million will be xx% of 02-Jun-2003 price"
If you want to quibble about inflationary effects then include CPI prices into your estimate ie. if you guess CPI will be 3%pa then you would need to include 9.1% of "natural" growth
(Yes I know there is a pandora's box of market segments in market segments, cycles for different cities etc. etc.)
The real question for investors is "How ready are you for any of these alternatives, how can I make any of these alternatives work in my advantage"
Think about what you think will most likely happen over next 3 years.
"On the 02-Jun-2006, the Average 3 Bedroom, freestanding house, in an average suburbs in Australian cities with a population of over 1 Million will be xx% of 02-Jun-2003 price"
If you want to quibble about inflationary effects then include CPI prices into your estimate ie. if you guess CPI will be 3%pa then you would need to include 9.1% of "natural" growth
(Yes I know there is a pandora's box of market segments in market segments, cycles for different cities etc. etc.)
The real question for investors is "How ready are you for any of these alternatives, how can I make any of these alternatives work in my advantage"
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