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Will house prices be higher or lower in 2 years?
Topic Started: 30 Jan 2012, 12:11 AM (5,681 Views)
Damo79
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I guess you're a bit too subtle for me Frank.
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davel
30 Jan 2012, 03:52 PM
Its a ridiculous post by Frank.


So what else is new :popcorn:


Good properties are always coming onto the market,always have always will, wheather or not they are good value is another thing. These guys think they know something about realestate but they obviously know little about the economy,which is what will determine and dictate their house price.
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dave289
30 Jan 2012, 04:19 PM
some shit


Typical reply from the forum dumbarse.

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Good properties are always coming onto the market,always have always will,

Are they?
I havent seen a double+ site in my area at a bargain price for a while now, they are either more expensive or non existent.
Glad I got in last year for mine instead of waiting :lol:


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wheather or not they are good value is another thing.

Oh so you admit now that the cream has been snapped up and the shit is left?
Thanks for agreeing.
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Frank Castle
30 Jan 2012, 04:30 PM
Typical reply from the forum dumbarse.



Are they?
I havent seen a double+ site in my area at a bargain price for a while now, they are either more expensive or non existent.
Glad I got in last year for mine instead of waiting :lol:




Oh so you admit now that the cream has been snapped up and the shit is left?
Thanks for agreeing.
Whats up frank, I was merely stating facts or the obvious,whatever you prefer.

So you bought last year at the height of the property bubble and then wish to call me a dumbarse.

Evreryone here knows who the dumbarse is frank.

Another brilliant post frank ,not to mention the admission of your stupidity.

Your stupidity really does amaze me at times frank.
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Alrighty then - I thought it would be a good idea to have an uncluttered thread to judge people's opinions on house prices over the next couple of years. Lot's of interesting and varied responses so far. Let's try to keep repsonses to opinions on price directions and any reasons for those opinions. I like a good debate but it's degerated quickly.
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My guess - down 12% (nominal) within the next two years.
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dave289
30 Jan 2012, 04:44 PM
So you bought last year at the height of the property bubble and then wish to call me a dumbarse.

Thanks for proving once again that you are a dumbarse
Comprehension not one of your strengths obviously

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I havent seen a double+ site in my area at a bargain price for a while now, they are either more expensive or non existent.
Glad I got in last year for mine instead of waiting


Reading the above quote of mine, how is it possible I bought at the top if now, the same sites are more expensive, (by approx 20% - 30%) or non existent?
answer me that dumbarse :lol:

You do realise different parts of Australia run different cycles don't you?..................obviously not :lol:

Find me some of these cheap sites please, cheaper than they were and I'll buy some more.

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Then I can throw up some of these and sell them to FHB's or "investors" for $340k
http://www.raywhiterockhampton.com.au/pol/property/search.asp?f_propertyID=1827828&xsl=4026
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I reckon we will get falls of about 10% pa for at least the next 2 years. so down 19% from now.

But to make it easy I will say nominal fall of 20% from January 2012 to December 2013.
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Frank Castle
30 Jan 2012, 05:04 PM
Thanks for proving once again that you are a dumbarse
Comprehension not one of your strengths obviously




Reading the above quote of mine, how is it possible I bought at the top if now, the same sites are more expensive, (by approx 20% - 30%) or non existent?
answer me that dumbarse :lol:

You do realise different parts of Australia run different cycles don't you?..................obviously not :lol:

Find me some of these cheap sites please, cheaper than they were and I'll buy some more.

Posted Image

Then I can throw up some of these and sell them to FHB's or "investors" for $340k
http://www.raywhiterockhampton.com.au/pol/property/search.asp?f_propertyID=1827828&xsl=4026
Frank , stop embarssing yourself. I looked at rocky a while back, it has since shit itself. The area you showed us has also been shitting itself. Median house price in march 2011 was listed at 362,000. The latest median listed is october 2011, beind 7 months later is listed at 195,000. Gee frank ,I cant understand why you always seem so on edge, after my findings I feel compelled to wish you all the best, you must be starting to shit your pants frank,glad Im not in your situation.
Dont worry to much, just remember , there is always somebody out there worse off than yourself, hope this is of some comfort to you frank.
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dave289
30 Jan 2012, 05:43 PM
Frank , stop embarssing yourself. I looked at rocky a while back, it has since shit itself. The area you showed us has also been shitting itself. Median house price in march 2011 was listed at 362,000. The latest median listed is october 2011, beind 7 months later is listed at 195,000. Gee frank ,I cant understand why you always seem so on edge, after my findings I feel compelled to wish you all the best, you must be starting to shit your pants frank,glad Im not in your situation.
Dont worry to much, just remember , there is always somebody out there worse off than yourself, hope this is of some comfort to you frank.
March 2011 - $362,000
October 2011 - $195,000
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That's horrid.

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