Thank you Martin and Cookie. 2037 is my area, Glebe. I thought this was quite a wealthy area (not me) where most people owned their homes and apartments. However, more people rent, and next, have mortgages! I really think now that there must be so many people with mortgage and rent stress..lots of people, including the government, are heavily in debt. The government and many ppl have lived beyond their means. it's going to be a terrible depression I think. So many people are already stressed and I think its just begun. When I had mortgages I would have loved the interest rate to be as low as it still is today. I went through the 18% interest rate under Paul Keeting "the recession we had to have". From then on I only borrowed what I could still pay back if interest rates went to 14% ..it's like our grandparents living through the great depression. They didn't throw out anything. it made me cautious. This time I'm more worried as we have rising fuel, electricity, gas and food prices as well as too much debt. These will keep going up I think as 3 of them are non renewable fossil fuels, and, food will get more expensive due to more extreme weather events. Turn things off. Live without air conditions n get better insulation. Some friends already sold their cars and catch buses and trains. Get smaller, share, live where it's walkable ie near shops Drs unis n jobs and where there's public transport. Go solar if you can. Learn to grow some food. Even tomatoes, blue berries etc on you small balcony outside your apartment. My generation predominantly didn't get loans for cars or overseas trips until the house was paid off. We took lunch to work n made our own coffee, didn't go out to dinner much until the house was paid off, didn't get botox or nails done (did our own), dyed our own hair, didn't buy many clothes. it worked for me. I never cared what my house or flat was worth as it qas a home..a roof over my head. what's coming now is very scary..not good for rich or poor. The crime rate has already gone up but will worsen.
Martin thanks for your informative segments. You are providing an invaluable service. Cab you please do a show on property prices in the Sutherland Shire.
Hi Martin! Perth WA would be interesting. I don't think we have the same kind of growth as some other states, but as someone who is looking to upgrade the family home your insight would be great!
Thanks Martin for the great information you provide, could you do Melbourne inner west brooklyn 3012, altona north, yarraville area. That would be great 👍🏽
House prices here are totally non-sense. 1 million dollars for a fu*k 2 bed? I would move to US, buy 400k house at Florida's beach and live with 600k for the rest of my life easily. Just do the math.
I hope investors cop it all!
Thank you Martin and Cookie. 2037 is my area, Glebe. I thought this was quite a wealthy area (not me) where most people owned their homes and apartments. However, more people rent, and next,
have mortgages! I really think now that there must be so many people with mortgage and rent stress..lots of people, including the government, are heavily in debt. The government and many ppl have lived beyond their means. it's going to be a terrible depression I think. So many people are already stressed and I think its just begun. When I had mortgages I would have loved the interest rate to be as low as it still is today. I went through the 18% interest rate under Paul Keeting "the recession we had to have". From then on I only borrowed what I could still pay back if interest rates went to 14% ..it's like our grandparents living through the great depression. They didn't throw out anything. it made me cautious. This time I'm more worried as we have rising fuel, electricity, gas and food prices as well as too much debt. These will keep going up I think as 3 of them are non renewable fossil fuels, and, food will get more expensive due to more extreme weather events. Turn things off. Live without air conditions n get better insulation. Some friends already sold their cars and catch buses and trains. Get smaller, share, live where it's walkable ie near shops Drs unis n jobs and where there's public transport. Go solar if you can. Learn to grow some food. Even tomatoes, blue berries etc on you small balcony outside your apartment. My generation predominantly didn't get loans for cars or overseas trips until the house was paid off. We took lunch to work n made our own coffee, didn't go out to dinner much until the house was paid off, didn't get botox or nails done (did our own), dyed our own hair, didn't buy many clothes. it worked for me. I never cared what my house or flat was worth as it qas a home..a roof over my head. what's coming now is very scary..not good for rich or poor. The crime rate has already gone up but will worsen.
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Martin thanks for your informative segments. You are providing an invaluable service. Cab you please do a show on property prices in the Sutherland Shire.
Hi Martin! Perth WA would be interesting. I don't think we have the same kind of growth as some other states, but as someone who is looking to upgrade the family home your insight would be great!
Wow… when u think everywhere else is expensive… even the shittiest house in Sydney is selling over a million dollars… lmao…
Thanks Martin for the great information you provide, could you do Melbourne inner west brooklyn 3012, altona north, yarraville area. That would be great 👍🏽
data very insightful.
The place at Glebe is worth 400 thousand if that.
Thank you this Martin! Could you do Newtown and Enmore 2042 next time please :)
Albo will solve all our problems 🤣
He's part of the problem....
Could you take a look at the Blue mountains NSW please?
Hi Martin, Id appreciate a look at Yamba, NSW, 2464 if you can! Cheers.
Hi Martin
Thanks for the update. Can you please do postcode 2200 next time
Thanks
4101 please! 🙃
House prices here are totally non-sense. 1 million dollars for a fu*k 2 bed? I would move to US, buy 400k house at Florida's beach and live with 600k for the rest of my life easily. Just do the math.