When The Property Market Bough Breaks!

Property prices are political not economic. So, while analysts are talking about property price corrections in 2023, and higher levels of defaults; and the IMF talks of a dysfunctional market; the truth is most politicians prefer to sit on the fence and mouth platitudes, to avoid upsetting voters.

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DFA Live Q&A: HD Replay Leith van Onselen: The 2023 Property Recession?

This is an edited version of our latest Live show, with Leith van Onselen Chief Economist At Nucleus Wealth, and Founder Contributor to MacroBusiness.

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Talking About An Australian Property Price Crash On The Radio!

This is a recording of a recent interview I gave on ABC New Radio, where I discussed the latest IMF report which highlights the risks to the Australian Property market. Australia has one of the most “misaligned” housing and rental markets in the developed world, leading to high priced land and houses.

Property prices in Australia may be as much as 50 per cent above what an average household can afford as interest rates rise, a global analysis has revealed while warning the market is at risk of a major crash as interest rates are pushed up to bring inflation under control.

We hold the prize for unaffordable housing, and rents, and the IMF believe we are due a correction. Is this likely? Will the Government save us?

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FINAL REMINDER: DFA Live Q&A 8pm Sydney Tonight – Leith van Onselen: The 2023 Property Recession?

Join me for a live discussion with Leith van Onselen Chief Economist At Nucleus Wealth, and Founder Contributor to MacroBusiness.

You can ask a question live!

Its Edwin’s Live Property Rant Of The Year (HD Replay)

This is an edited version of our latest Property Rant, and live Boxing Day show in replay, discussing the latest from the property market and looking ahead to 2023.

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DFA Live Q&A HD Replay: Tony Locantro – Year In Review And Ahead

This is an edited version of my recent live discussion with Investment Manager Tony Locantro from Alto Capital in Perth as we reflect on the year that was, and what is coming in 2023. Plenty more Locantro Bingo…

We fixed up the audio glitch which was on the live version https://youtu.be/9E4XqabXhzM

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Only Property Price Corrections Can Help Affordability!

We are now in the end game of a massive experiment, which is clearly failing. That experiment, cooked up by central banks, and with support from Government meant that interest rates and mortgage rates dropped, lending criteria loosened, and home prices shot up dramatically. The final phase of the up was through COVID when quantitative easing again drove debt higher, whilst luring households into a false sense of security – remember not rate rises til 2024?

But now, it’s all coming unglued as rates are rising, and the debt burden is becoming overbearing. Take Canada for example – based on a recent EBC report. They say that sky-rocketing home prices earlier in the pandemic raised the bar by several notches for Canadian buyers. But the spike in interest rates since March served a crushing blow in parts of the country.

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Bye-Bye New South Wales…

People are leaving NSW for other states, driven by the failure of housing and planning policy and ultra-lose lending. The consequences are significant in terms of younger households exiting, while the burden of providing adequate support for older Australians is rising fast.

This mess will create massive problems in the years ahead.

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Property The Rate Cut That Nobody Noticed | Nucleus Investment Insights

A replay of an investment podcast as Nucleus Wealth’s Chief Investment Officer Damien Klassen and Senior Financial Adviser Samuel Kerr, with guest Martin North of @WalkTheWorldDFA, as they discuss property rate cut that nobody noticed.

Agenda:

● The percentage of GDP that this year’s rake hikes have consumed
● Discount rates on standard variable rates
● Fake standard variable rates?

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DFA Live Q&A HD Replay: Cameron Murray: Mates, Power, Politics & Economics

This is an edited version of a live discussion with Cameron who recently republished his book from 2017 Game of Mates: How favours bleed the nation as Rigged “How Networks Of Powerful Mates Rip Off Everyday Australians”.

This book will open your eyes to how Australia really works. It’s not good news, but you need to know it.’ – Ross Gittins

‘You’ll be shocked at how far the Mates have their hand in your pocket.’ – Nicholas Gruen

Australia has become one of the most unequal societies in the Western world, when just a generation ago it was one of the most equal. This is the story of how networks of Mates have come to dominate business and government, robbing ordinary Australians.

Every hour you work, thirty minutes of it goes to line the Mates’ pockets rather than your own. Mates in big corporations, industry groups, government departments, the halls of parliament and the media skew the system to suit each other. Corporations dodge taxes, so you pay more. You pay more for your house and higher interest rates on your mortgage, more for your medicines and transport, and more for your children’s education and insurance, because the Mates take a cut.

Rigged uncovers the pattern of political favours, grey gifts and information-sharing that has been allowed to build up over two decades. Drawing on extensive economic research, it exposes the Game of Mates as nothing less than cronyism on a grand scale across Australia and how we have fallen behind other countries in combating it.

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We also discuss housing policy and economics in general.

Dr Cameron K. Murray is a Research Fellow in the Henry Halloran Trust at the University of Sydney and an economist specialising in property and urban development, environmental economics, rent-seeking and corruption. Professor Paul Frijters teaches at the London School of Economics and was previously Professor of Health Economics at the University of Queensland.

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