Did property listed for sale drop Matty from last week? I assume you're keeping a spreadsheet, so you can keep an eye on Easter?
I see it's up from last month by 200, although it is down from last year.
Are you seriously surprised to see listings increase at the start of spring? Are you also surprised then they fall at Christmas?
Rental Vacancies have decreased 569 in the past 7 weeks. For sale listings have increased 139. 232 increase last week
Same 7 week period last year for sale listings increased 1,059. 324 of those in the corresponding week
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Funny, because rentals have dropped by about the same as houses have increased.
No they have not.
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Work that one out!
I don't think you are capable of working much out at all.
Still waiting for you to explain how Perth had more expensive property than Brisbane in 2 periods before 2007 when you said they first overtook Brisbane.
I assume your embarrassed silence is because you have NFI. NFI at all.
Are you seriously surprised to see listings increase at the start of spring?
Like they did last year Matey?
So what you are saying is that listings will drop as we head into undersupply but they will rise because it is spring?
Like they did last year Matey. All the way up until late November.
There are 424 fewer for sale than at this time last year, but rental vacancies are up by 2713 on this time last year.
I wonder how many are trying to rent places out because they couldn't sell them?
I wonder how many are trying to sell places they can't rent out?
Matthew, 30 Jan 2016, 09:21 AM Your simplistic view is so flawed it is not worth debating. The current oversupply will be swallowed in 12 months. By the time dumb shits like you realise this prices will already be rising.
Listings for sale dropped 1,315 between December 22 and January 5 last year Dimshit. Why was that do you reckon?
If I cheered that as a market turning point you would have rightly laughed at me.
Equally cheering a small rise in listings at the start of spring selling season will rightly have me laugh at you.
Correct Matey. You have to compare apples with apples.
So comparing today with this time last year would be a good start.
We know that Spring is a popular selling time. People like to be in their new place by Christmas and all that.
So November will likely be the listings peak and winter will be the trough.
Yet here you are comparing peak against trough and cheering on a fall which will most likely be reversed over the coming months.
A possibility which you acknowledge with the words "Equally cheering a small rise in listings at the start of spring selling season will rightly have me laugh at you."
When we compare apples with apples (this time last year), we can see that combined listings have in fact risen by 2289.
And they will most likely rise some more as we enter the spring selling season. A fact which you acknowledge.
So when will we hit 12000 for sale and a 3% REIWA rental vacancy rate Matey?
Matthew, 30 Jan 2016, 09:21 AM Your simplistic view is so flawed it is not worth debating. The current oversupply will be swallowed in 12 months. By the time dumb shits like you realise this prices will already be rising.
Correct Matey. You have to compare apples with apples.
So comparing today with this time last year would be a good start.
We know that Spring is a popular selling time. People like to be in their new place by Christmas and all that.
So November will likely be the listings peak and winter will be the trough.
Yet here you are comparing peak against trough and cheering on a fall which will most likely be reversed over the coming months.
A possibility which you acknowledge with the words "Equally cheering a small rise in listings at the start of spring selling season will rightly have me laugh at you."
When we compare apples with apples (this time last year), we can see that combined listings have in fact risen by 2289.
And they will most likely rise some more as we enter the spring selling season. A fact which you acknowledge.
So when will we hit 12000 for sale and a 3% REIWA rental vacancy rate Matey?
I am comparing today with this time last year Dimshit.
But lets get this straight - you are so cluelessly blind to what is actually going on you think listings in November will be higher than today? Is that what you are saying Dimshit?
And given that between now and November last year listings increased 2,335 you expect a similar increase this year? Is that what you are saying Dimshit?
Jimbo
15 Sep 2016, 06:24 PM
When we compare apples with apples (this time last year), we can see that combined listings have in fact risen by 2289.
Actually it is 2,324.
However while houses for sale have fallen 423 (500 if you take out vacant land). The entire rise and change has been in rentals, which are now falling.
Keep being clueless Dimshit, it will make the moment you realise how badly you read this even funnier.
I am comparing today with this time last year Dimshit.
Good, then you will know that combined listings are up by 2,324.
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And given that between now and November last year listings increased 2,335 you expect a similar increase this year? Is that what you are saying Dimshit?
I expect listings to rise Matey. I don't know by how much. Ask me again in November.
Matthew, 30 Jan 2016, 09:21 AM Your simplistic view is so flawed it is not worth debating. The current oversupply will be swallowed in 12 months. By the time dumb shits like you realise this prices will already be rising.
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