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This one for starters perhapshello,
what you mean, my posts are full of substance, show me one thats not
yes, sorry back in Mornington next week so it will be on man, new cafe at the village isnt there
thankyou
robots
hello,
what you mean, my posts are full of substance, show me one thats not
yes, sorry back in Mornington next week so it will be on man, new cafe at the village isnt there
thankyou
robots
hello,
gee, whats happening?
oh well everybody must be consumed with other things
thankyou
robots
hello,
oops,
sorry, dinner and neighbours
thankyou
robots
hello,
oh come on,
gee what a day now in melbourne with the temperature heating up, grab a 5x weekend ticket and hit the trains
any predictions on the clearance rate this weekend, post them up,
thankyou
robots
In his book, Prof. Garnaut stridently argues against the typical hype surrounding our housing market. 1. He is unequivocal in his view that Australian house prices have been driven primarily by speculation; and
2. Garnaut is skeptical that there is any actual shortage of housing
“ 16 How is it that in a country this big in area and this small in numbers of
people we can't manage to make the marginal price of a dwelling lower
than it is? It seems to me quite high.
After the cold morning it's turned out quite nicehello,
gee what a day now in melbourne with the temperature heating up
UBIQUITOUS is predicting 73%any predictions on the clearance rate this weekend, post them up,
One question, How would they know what the report states when it's based on auctions that hadn't taken place yetA friend of a friend knows Enzo quite well. Anyway, to cut a long story short, the final draft of tomorrow's REIV clearance rate report states that the rate will be down to 73%.
You heard it here first.
1/3 of your post are praising other members on their post, 1/3 is telling everyone it's Sunshine and lollipops and how great Australia is and the other 1/3 is you talking about your mediocre adventures - having coffee, retail outlets etc etc
hello,
good evening all, i thought long and hard today when i went out and will try to improve my substance in posts,
OH YEAH:
http://www.reiv.com.au/home/inside.asp?ID=162&nav1=1226&nav2=162
a fantastic effort 75%, just amazing, the week when GFC2 hit the world, the double dip recession, the end of the world, unemployment to hit 5000%, Interest rates to 0%
mass lines at the local CBA, soup kitchen at the church, Marc Faber giving us usual false prophecies
well done to Enzo getting the data together
thankyou
professor robots
Vendors will have plenty of opportunity and choice in the next two weekends with just over 1860 auctions scheduled, an unprecedented number for this time of the year.
i would of though Enzo or someone there would of picked up on something as obvious a blunder as that...or am i missing something??
hello,
good evening all, i thought long and hard today when i went out and will try to improve my substance in posts,
OH YEAH:
http://www.reiv.com.au/home/inside.asp?ID=162&nav1=1226&nav2=162
a fantastic effort 75%, just amazing, the week when GFC2 hit the world, the double dip recession, the end of the world, unemployment to hit 5000%, Interest rates to 0%
mass lines at the local CBA, soup kitchen at the church, Marc Faber giving us usual false prophecies
well done to Enzo getting the data together
thankyou
professor robots
No doubt. Here's a few in this weeks report:As I just wrote SC, Enzo is under severe pressure to keep on spinning. Each week, expect to find more and more 'mistakes'. Of course, it's not his fault, it's the RE agents who 'accidentally' supply the wrong figures. The Melbourne RE market is suffering badly. Pity anybody who believes these figures and goes and buys a unit based on them.
There were 704 auctions reported today, of which 525 sold
S Sold at Auction: 431
SB Sold before Auction: 192
SA Sold after Auction: 2
TOTAL SOLD = 625.........which would put the calculated clearance rate at 88.78%
Last weekend: 703
Actually reported last weekend and showing on the website as late as this afternoon = 701
But yes a countermeal sounds like a great idea whilst i ponder how to create a kick ass BMX track for the young bloke and his seedy feral friends.
hello,
oh well, another great day, hows the bmx track coming along Nunthewiser? photos?
thankyou
professor robots
yes Robots....the other posters dont get it either....charts I saw earlier this year show the average debt on housing is below 30% of the value, on average it was 20%....so its 70-80% equity....or an asset for those who dont understand
With mistakes like that, and the many more I've found over the last year, I wonder whether the whole report and stated clearance rates are just a complete fudge. I mean for a report to be respected the numbers contained within it should at least compute.............don't tell me..........fat fingers right
cheers
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