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Newport, #Sydney #NSW: - Bought in April 2022 for $7.75m - Listed for $7.4m & reduced to guide $6.75m - 94 days on the market ----------------------------------- - Potential property loss: $1m - Stamp duty & fees: $471k 😫
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Property sold stats over the last 3 months: #Melbourne - 87% of property sold under listing. #Sydney - 82% sold under listing. #Perth - 46% sold under however this is up from 25% mid 2024. See more at
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@messycables1 @bowtiedstocks Got one but not what you think. Could be overseas investment ☺️
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@4ironspecialist @MetopianFuture We don't think 0.10 will do anything to be honest, 0.25% will only save around $75 per month. Inflation just went up in the US too.
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@messycables1 @bowtiedstocks Forever... πŸ˜ƒ
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The annual core consumer price inflation rate in the United States increased from 3.2% in December to 3.3% in January. Market expectations were a drop to 3.1%.
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Wow, just look at these stats and people say to the younger generations, just compromise, work hard, save and then you will be able to afford a property. In 1995, 26.5% of people between 35-44 owned their home outright, now it's 5.4%.
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Australian Outright Home Ownership 1995 vs 2020: 35-44: 26.5% vs 5.4% 45-54: 48.3% vs 15.2% 55-64: 69.5% vs 36.1% Imagine if we had 1995 levels of mortgage free households, how much more cash would be spent into the economy or used productively instead of going to the bank.
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@bowtiedstocks It's like there is nothing else to write about. They believe that the #RBA will take this account. πŸ˜†
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@craigkel56 Inflation still too high, house prices don't need another boom, government subsidies still helping, people spending like crazy. The indicators don't point to a cut as yet. We are also back to normalised rates, they are here to stay.
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@bowtiedstocks When people stop moving out of VIC. 😊
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@neither_us RBA have said in previous statements they use trimmed as the true indicator, due to government subsidies. All there to read.
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@BrownChaza Thanks πŸ‘, it's because most people are driven by their bias or greed. We just look at the facts and present them.
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@neither_us Trimmed inflation is still 3.2% and not yet back within band. Previous RBA statements said it needs to back at the mid point of 2-3, before considering cutting.
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@o_leary18 Done
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