Pity they don't show the actual townhouse. Probably the type of place lower primates would inhabit. lol
Nice one, would be interested to see what the rent is after that "Guaranteed " period ends, still, looks pretty good at first glance, affordable and water views
Sounds like some whiney little b*tch hoping for a crash so he can load up or a whiney little b*tch who failed to buy when they were cheap and is now upset at his failure
How do you know he'a waiting for a crash ?
How do you know he failed to buy ?
What makes you think he's a failure at anything ?
See when I use your logic it sounds just as stupid as when you do.
welcome all the visitors here to ASF and its great that ASF let people of all sorts and opinions post, ie. you dont get banned or cop ridiculous abuse for having an opinion here
thankyou
robots
hello,
yes all fine thanks nunthewiser, how was the time away?
look at this:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24879271-662,00.html
the humble pushi shop is going bezerk, i know when you stop at lights its not long before 6,7 or 8 fellow brothers are next to you enjoying paradise
the secondhand pushie is very very wanted now, a bit grease and oil, keep the legs ticking over, singlespeed's everywhere on the urban streets
save a few bob here and there, money renting rates low as and utopia rolls on
thankyou
robots
hello,
what another great day g-man here in Melbourne
thankyou
robots
If consuming more than you produce is measured in monetary terms, we literally suck.
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http://www.whocrashedtheeconomy.com/blog/?page_id=4
If Australians are this bad at saving now, Id dread to see what happens in a recession or an enviroment of rising Interest rates
Really whats their other option?
Buy a house or live in a cardboard box:
Perhaps move to a rural community where there is no work, and no ladies:
Time to change subjects...
Reasons.
a) limited supply and increasing demand (immigration)
b) increasing building costs of new homes ripples through to all housing
c) increasing minimum expectations (McMansions)
d) increasing wealth trickling down from mining boom
e) increasing cost of capital (interest rates)
f) increasing wage pressure
The increased building costs are due to:-
1) skilled labour shortages (tradies)
2) increasing OHS requirements
3) increasing environmental standards
4) inflation based increases in building materials
5) increasing compliance requirements on builders
And thats before we start discussing land prices, let alone the dramatic wages currently available to ordinary people who are willing to work in unpleasant places for a while and save big deposits. Nor have I factored in a shift from the stock market back to housing (which I suspect will only be transient).
I can't see a lot of these things reversing all together. It seems to me that those who are hoping for a collapse in house prices are really up against it. It may well be that ownership of property will define the wealthy and the poor, and perhaps eventually require legislation to redistribute the wealth (like the UK did with its death duties to force heirs to sell the family castle etc). But that is a long time away; endless cheap land is the historic reason why every Australian expected his own backyard, but those days are disappearing fast and the owners of land are getting wealthier and wealthier.
And rents will go up up up up...
Thats my theory anyway...
VICTORIAN property values have plummeted about $40 billion in the past six months.
Victorian property gamblers getting smashed .....
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24881569-661,00.html
Hey Robots, I'm going to check out St Kilda while I'm in Melbourne watching a few tennis matches in a couple of weeks! I expect it will be up there with the tennis from reading all of your posts! (not trying to pick an argument, just chatting of course)
and were they forced to sell their houses?
Nice one, would be interested to see what the rent is after that "Guaranteed " period ends, still, looks pretty good at first glance, affordable and water views
hello,
yes all fine thanks nunthewiser, how was the time away?
look at this:
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,24879271-662,00.html
the humble pushi shop is going bezerk, i know when you stop at lights its not long before 6,7 or 8 fellow brothers are next to you enjoying paradise
the secondhand pushie is very very wanted now, a bit grease and oil, keep the legs ticking over, singlespeed's everywhere on the urban streets
save a few bob here and there, money renting rates low as and utopia rolls on
thankyou
robots
As I walk from my work (in St.Kilda) to where I park my car (about 1KM away) and I see a push bike go passed, I think to myself: "I wonder if that's Robots"...:
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