FINAL REMINDER: DFA Live Q&A 8pm Sydney Tonight With Veronica Morgan – Property Now

Join us for a live Q&A as I discuss the latest from the property market with Veronica Morgan, the Founder and Principal of Good Deeds Property Buyers.

We will be discussing the role of Buyers Agent, and some of the tips and traps related to using them, as well as a broader discussion about the property sector.

Veronica is running a survey on Truth, Trust & Transparency in Real Estate. We will discuss this tonight – here is a link to the survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1T4Zbvd7UsRr_fiqJuR34BHp3wFd6sYIQyRr8PiIJAOo/edit

Veronica is also the co-host of the popular series Location Location Location Australia and Relocation Relocation Australia with Bryce Holdaway on Foxtel’s The Lifestyle Channel Australia. Veronica also co-hosts the Your First Home Buyer Guide podcast & The Elephant in the Room property podcast, which investigates who is really in control when you buy property. She’s also co-founded Home Buyer Academy, which provides online support for first home buyers so they can get onto the property ladder without making costly mistakes. https://gooddeeds.com.au/veronica-morgan-good-deeds-team/

You can ask a question live via the YouTube Chat.

Let’s Stoke House Prices Some More…

The Victorian Government announced an expanded new $500m Homebuyer Fund will see tax payers own part of up to 3,000 homes. Most recipients of the Victorian Homebuyers Fund will need to have a 5 per cent deposit, with the government chipping in up to 25 per cent on top of that. The government will keep that stake in the home until the property is sold or the owner buys out its share. However, the opposition has accused the government of giving with one hand and taking away with the other because of hikes in stamp duty and land tax.

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-10-08/victoria-announces-500m-home-buyers-fund/100523938

We discuss why this is a bad idea, and a million miles from the strategic approach to home ownership which is required. It also pulls in the opposite direction to APRA’s tightening this week!

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Risks Are Building – Mortgage Holders Are In The Front Line

The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.

In today’s show we look at the impact of the rising home prices around the world – against the rising debt, and consider some of the risks lurking below the waterline. How real is the wealth effect, and what happens if borrowing rates were to rise?

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DFA Live Q&A HD Replay: Investing Now With Tony Locantro

This is an edited version of our latest live event as I discuss the latest from the markets with Investment Manager Tony Locantro from Alto Capital. https://www.altocapital.com.au/

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A Spotlight On Sunrise Beach QLD 4567

Another in our occasional series of deep dives into a specific post code. Today we visit one of the faster moving markets in Queensland, just south of Noosa. Find out more about our One to One service: https://digitalfinanceanalytics.com/blog/dfa-one-to-one/

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The Housing Elephant In The Room – And What To Do About it…

Following on from ‘Housing: Taming the Elephant in the Economy’ report published last week, by The City Futures team, they have now released the research report that provided part of the basis for that publication.

The new paper ‘Housing and the Economy: Interrogating Australian Experts’ Views’ its an analysis of in-depth interviews with a selected group of 20 respondents from the 87 who kindly participated in last year’s online survey.

This offers a comprehensive grounding in contemporary policy settings of the Australian public policy housing system to promotes in-depth appreciation of contemporary debates including those focused on housing affordability and housing tax reform and to describe the policies and institutions that have shaped Australia’s housing system

Professor Duncan MacLennan from the University of Glasgow led the economic strand of the research. He is an applied economist with interests in cities, neighbourhoods, infrastructure and housing. He is currently Professor of Public Policy at the University of Glasgow, Professor of Strategic Urban Management and Finance at the University of St Andrews and a Professorial Research Fellow in Urban Economics at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.

His current research is concerned with economic drivers and consequences of metropolitan investment strategies for infrastructure and housing and of the fiscal and spending autonomies in sub-national levels of government.

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The House Of Horrors: DFA Daily 20th June 2021

The latest edition of our finance and property news digest with a distinctively Australian flavour.

In today’s post we pick apart the horrors of Australian housing, look at a horror story from US housing, and touch on the question of whether the US SEC will regulate crypto’s.

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Have Another Mortgage Or Two!

We look at the latest credit data, which is all about booming mortgage lending. Given the rate of change of credit, home prices are set to rise higher. Totally the wrong time to remove responsible lending obligations from the banks!

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