It looks as though the pain is just beginning, this current up tick in prices in Sydney, Melbourne, may be just a bounce on the bottom.
https://www.smh.com.au/business/com...-in-sydney-and-melbourne-20191016-p5318u.html
Not only do we have to contend with dodgy builders that go broke before your apartment is built but now you have dodgy builds as well. Look at the debacle of the Opal Tower in Sydney. Those flats they built 50 years ago are still standing strong, some of the new builds can not be occupied. Unbelievable, we are going backwards.
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In Sydney's Opal Tower, 169 apartments remain empty almost four months after evacuation.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04...l-tower-unoccupied-four-months-later/11002796
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Self regulation at its finest.Not only do we have to contend with dodgy builders that go broke before your apartment is built but now you have dodgy builds as well. Look at the debacle of the Opal Tower in Sydney. Those flats they built 50 years ago are still standing strong, some of the new builds can not be occupied. Unbelievable, we are going backwards.
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In Sydney's Opal Tower, 169 apartments remain empty almost four months after evacuation.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-04...l-tower-unoccupied-four-months-later/11002796
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Self regulation at its finest.
Snap, Rumpy.
It's the same old story, the more the pollies can offload, the less responsibility for the same or more money. Human nature.Not being political sp, the LNP probably started the rot but Labor were too lazy to stop it.
It's the same old story, the more the pollies can offload, the less responsibility for the same or more money. Human nature.
Yep, as we have said before, you can delegate responsibility, but not accountability. They make their lives easier by giving the responsibility to the private sector, but in the end they are responsible for making the sure the private sector maintain standards.Yes, but the government gets the blame in the end.
That's probably not a concern for Jeff Kennet or Joan Kirner or Steve Bracks who got out before the manure hit the propellor.
So long as property can revive in Perth, everything we be OK?A bit of stamp duty relief, to kickstart W.A's anemic property market, I wouldn't hold my breath on it working.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-10...wa-apartment-buyers/11632164?section=business
Dirt bag vs brick. Fundamentally the same thing just one is a hell of a lot thicker.Property too expensive ?
Here's one that's dirt cheap.
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2019-11-14/earth-bag-dome-home-new-way-cost-sustainable-housing/11699840
Yes, aware of that one..so you need to sell all land assets before moving, and then the question will be why come back, but ehh i am sure the ato knows betterHere's one I didn't know about. Watch out all you people who live overseas.
Thousands of Australian expats face tax slug under changes to CGT main residence exemption
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-01-02/australian-expats-face-tax-slug-cgt-main-residence-exemption/11836094?section=business
It was a bit of a nightmare in NZ after the Christchurch EQ red tape slowed rebuilding, insurance pay outs took years, labour to rebuild was scarce.The housing cost in australia is first and mostly a regulatory cost, and see after the bushfires how we will get another layer of the same
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