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UPDATE: Since posting this video, Cate Bakos the President of REBAA, Australia’s Industry Association for Buyers Agents, has sent me a nasty message and blocked me 🙈 Truth hurts
😲 wow amazing!! Truth does hurt 🤕 those buyers agents are on a good wicket and they do not want to be exposed with data! They push their clients to blue chip because that's where the commissions are for them! It's so obvious... Thanks PK for your course and everything you do ❤️
@@osakadotcom7316 that’s the thing, there were no rebuffs.. just an odour of disdain that how dare a person some 30 years younger undermine the institution
Thank you so much for this fantastic video! The people who focus on proximity to the CBD fail to realise that many high-end jobs are now located in satellite suburbs like Parramatta, Chatswood, Epping, Castle Hill, etc. The whole concept of a single CBD to which everybody commutes is becoming outdated.
Wow wow WOW!! Data really does not lie and all these charts perfectly Illustrate exactly what you are about PK! As for young Luke Vasquez that boy is on track to becoming a very successful individual if he is looking at these sorts of charts at his age. Well done to both of you. Great video very informative 🙏
Amazing. Found your video pk. Thanks so much. I was doing my own research on this topic in Perth and has a hunch that it was true that suburbs selection over long term is not as important as people say. One of the main confusing things is that median house prices can be very deceptive - and often yield is not included when people talk about ‘premium’ suburbs going up. It is amazing how few people talk about this. I think this video is literally the only video I've seen on this topic. I think the main point is that the price was already taking into account all these factors 30 years ago so unless there is a change to the factor then there is no reason for capital growth to be higher.
Hey guys Thanks for the excellent podcast I’m a huge believer that reversion to the mean just keeps occurring State v State, House v Units etc as Your 1st chart says it all really. I’d pop that at the end maybe What about one that adds yield and cap gain as lower end of the market would fair very well on that one I feel I’ve been in sales for a long time. I put a few presentations together just one small tip for the young lad would be to make each heading in your slides a small insight from the data Good luck guys I really appreciate the video I’ve done ok following this logic over the past 20 years
Hi PK, love the channel and wonderful information, thank you, long time listener first time commenting. Just a quick question, looking at properties in different capitals and noticing values are not reflecting the same declines as reported, for instance brisbane market for most suburbs are reflecting about a 5.5% decline from peak, however most reports have forecasted double the 5.5% declines around 11ish % from peak. Is this caused by the market lagging behind true value or agents still trying to squeeze what they can or some other factor i am not seeing possible vendors discount . Thanks.
Arguably the most important podcast you have ever done PK. Thank you. What an amazing young man you brought on the podcast. Talk about someone with an incredibly bright future. These charts should be made compulsory at school. It would give so much hope. Finally, Jeremy Fischer who created these charts is an absolute genius. Without him and his avility to put data into meaningful charts, we would all be lost at sea. Talk about the most under-rated property person in Australia! Thanks again PK. In awe of how you make complex topics sound perfectly logical.
This is absolute gold! I love how PK has based his mentorship and course on data and when I was doing the course, it challenged so many of the assumptions I had and many were as he says in this video counterintuitive. This student is amazing, what passion and great to see him speaking out against so many of the untruths spoken out there.
That was interesting but if we could have a little more explanation on some of the charts like the x and y axis what they meant would have been helpful. Nevertheless when you summarised the main take aways of the chart that resolved my curiosity
Thanks PK and Luke, though I don't really agree with some interpretations here....are we gonna ignore Luke who's such a young gun...at 18 I wouldn't have a 5 minute convo without a beer or thinking about girls😋. Well done Luke, you're on the right track👍🏿
@@James_ZA here's my initial response, not sure why it didn't post. I am sceptical about how this data is analysed, or even if it's accurate data. I track my properties and the ones I had listed to purchase and decided against to see if I have missed something. 1. The graphs don't provide the other side of the coin, it only focuses on capital growth. Rental income is the oxygen to the capital growth blood, so you wouldn't be able to hold for 10-20 years if it's all negative yield. 2. Impact of proximity to services, historically that has been the city and public housing proximity is understated. Pockets within suburbs perform vastly different and public housing is a drag on capital growth. The graphs seem to take an average performance of the entire city not markets within markets approach. I do agree that the "sweet spot" for yield and capital growth outperforming the average is generally the middle priced properties 400-650 if you ask me. I have a few more points but reply via mobile is hard 😂
There’s no way I recommend him. He’s the opposite of a deeper data driven philosophy like this in agenda to buy “blue chip” only. Join my fb group, there’s discussion there all the time about lots of popular buyers agents from their clients and results (or lack thereof often). Since when do I recommend buyers agents 😂
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UPDATE:
Since posting this video, Cate Bakos the President of REBAA, Australia’s Industry Association for Buyers Agents, has sent me a nasty message and blocked me 🙈
Truth hurts
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😲 wow amazing!! Truth does hurt 🤕 those buyers agents are on a good wicket and they do not want to be exposed with data! They push their clients to blue chip because that's where the commissions are for them!
It's so obvious... Thanks PK for your course and everything you do ❤️
@@alexphotoman is plain to see..
Just doing my thing, will keep going, thank you!
Would you mind sharing her message? I am interested to read her rebuffs to the video.
@@osakadotcom7316 that’s the thing, there were no rebuffs.. just an odour of disdain that how dare a person some 30 years younger undermine the institution
Thank you so much for this fantastic video! The people who focus on proximity to the CBD fail to realise that many high-end jobs are now located in satellite suburbs like Parramatta, Chatswood, Epping, Castle Hill, etc. The whole concept of a single CBD to which everybody commutes is becoming outdated.
Yes!
Wow wow WOW!!
Data really does not lie and all these charts perfectly Illustrate exactly what you are about PK! As for young Luke Vasquez that boy is on track to becoming a very successful individual if he is looking at these sorts of charts at his age. Well done to both of you. Great video very informative 🙏
Cheers, yeah Luke is brilliant
Really liked this video and both of you explaining it in an easy to understand manner. Luke was great.
Amazing. Found your video pk. Thanks so much. I was doing my own research on this topic in Perth and has a hunch that it was true that suburbs selection over long term is not as important as people say. One of the main confusing things is that median house prices can be very deceptive - and often yield is not included when people talk about ‘premium’ suburbs going up. It is amazing how few people talk about this. I think this video is literally the only video I've seen on this topic. I think the main point is that the price was already taking into account all these factors 30 years ago so unless there is a change to the factor then there is no reason for capital growth to be higher.
This is amazing. Thank you very much 👍👍
Hey guys
Thanks for the excellent podcast
I’m a huge believer that reversion to the mean just keeps occurring
State v State, House v Units etc as
Your 1st chart says it all really. I’d pop that at the end maybe
What about one that adds yield and cap gain as lower end of the market would fair very well on that one I feel
I’ve been in sales for a long time. I put a few presentations together just one small tip for the young lad would be to make each heading in your slides a small insight from the data
Good luck guys
I really appreciate the video
I’ve done ok following this logic over the past 20 years
Hi PK, love the channel and wonderful information, thank you, long time listener first time commenting. Just a quick question, looking at properties in different capitals and noticing values are not reflecting the same declines as reported, for instance brisbane market for most suburbs are reflecting about a 5.5% decline from peak, however most reports have forecasted double the 5.5% declines around 11ish % from peak. Is this caused by the market lagging behind true value or agents still trying to squeeze what they can or some other factor i am not seeing possible vendors discount . Thanks.
Thanks! Forecasts are always overly bullish or bearish right?
Arguably the most important podcast you have ever done PK. Thank you. What an amazing young man you brought on the podcast. Talk about someone with an incredibly bright future.
These charts should be made compulsory at school. It would give so much hope.
Finally, Jeremy Fischer who created these charts is an absolute genius. Without him and his avility to put data into meaningful charts, we would all be lost at sea. Talk about the most under-rated property person in Australia!
Thanks again PK. In awe of how you make complex topics sound perfectly logical.
Well said
This is absolute gold! I love how PK has based his mentorship and course on data and when I was doing the course, it challenged so many of the assumptions I had and many were as he says in this video counterintuitive. This student is amazing, what passion and great to see him speaking out against so many of the untruths spoken out there.
We all have to keep challenging ourselves to constantly be improving!
I’d argue that it is closer to 5% (or less) of those who “think”.
Proven by the recent 3 year events.
Brilliant video. Loved every second of it!
Hey Gents. This is awesome content. Thank you.
Our pleasure!
That was interesting but if we could have a little more explanation on some of the charts like the x and y axis what they meant would have been helpful. Nevertheless when you summarised the main take aways of the chart that resolved my curiosity
Thanks! Yeah I was trying to keep punchy.. but if you join fb group and ask there we can go more detail
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK I’m already in the fb group. Appreciate the summary was all good
Very interesting results and easy to understand explanation.
How to verify results? Where to get source data?
You can get in touch with Jeremy.. source data is very expensive though
Wow! Great video!
Thanks PK
Amazing free content. Very informative and interesting. Thanks so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome data chat! So when will Jeremy Sheppard join you on a vid? Although he is connected to a BA company...hope you're on good terms with him?
I’ve asked him! He’s no longer connected to them - they oppose these charts
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK are you sure? I was able to get access to some of his reports through their podcast 🤔
@@victorluc9501 it just happened early this year
@@AusPropertyMasteryWithPK Ah I see, hopefully he can join you on a vid soon then ;)
@@victorluc9501 I’ve asked him
Poor Michael Yardney. You guys destroyed his indicators. Thanks for the video
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Thanks PK and Luke, though I don't really agree with some interpretations here....are we gonna ignore Luke who's such a young gun...at 18 I wouldn't have a 5 minute convo without a beer or thinking about girls😋. Well done Luke, you're on the right track👍🏿
Hey mate, out of interest, which interpretations did you not agree with?
@@James_ZAI thought I replied this...did you get my answer?
@@lionheart1727 Hey, I didnt actually recive your reply. The only comments I see from you is this one I am replying to and your original comment :)
@@James_ZA here's my initial response, not sure why it didn't post. I am sceptical about how this data is analysed, or even if it's accurate data. I track my properties and the ones I had listed to purchase and decided against to see if I have missed something. 1. The graphs don't provide the other side of the coin, it only focuses on capital growth. Rental income is the oxygen to the capital growth blood, so you wouldn't be able to hold for 10-20 years if it's all negative yield. 2. Impact of proximity to services, historically that has been the city and public housing proximity is understated. Pockets within suburbs perform vastly different and public housing is a drag on capital growth. The graphs seem to take an average performance of the entire city not markets within markets approach. I do agree that the "sweet spot" for yield and capital growth outperforming the average is generally the middle priced properties 400-650 if you ask me. I have a few more points but reply via mobile is hard 😂
@@lionheart1727 Did you get my reply mate?
Great content. Thanks.
My pleasure!
Buyers agents look like used car salesmen who are trying to sell you cars that have been written off.
According to this data you are spot on for the majority of buyers agents for sure
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This is opposite of what Michael Yardney from Metropole preaches everyday, yet you recommended him last time that he is a good buyers agent.
There’s no way I recommend him. He’s the opposite of a deeper data driven philosophy like this in agenda to buy “blue chip” only. Join my fb group, there’s discussion there all the time about lots of popular buyers agents from their clients and results (or lack thereof often).
Since when do I recommend buyers agents 😂