Finding a real-estate hot spot

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Finding a real-estate hot spot

Postby Miller » Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:44 am

There's a crisis in the country's property markets, right? Wrong, says David Potts, who finds some comfort in the experts' view of the near future.

Word is going around that baby boomers are keen on flogging their investment properties and, thanks to the new rules coming up, sticking the money into super.

Since there are precious few new property investors around to begin with, losing some of those we thought we had could only mean another drop in house prices.

Fancy that, the new super rules that advisers are praising are ruining the property market.

Oops.

In which case, if you were thinking of buying because the market had bottomed out, then silly you, you'd do better hanging around for a while.

And potential sellers had better get a move on while there's a market left at all.

We even have both a date and a location for the impending crash.


Full story:

http://www.theage.com.au/news/property/ ... e=fullpage
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Super?

Postby wulfgar » Thu Feb 08, 2007 11:55 pm

Super is pure ponzi scheme. Those that plow their money into super, will discover the end result will be a loss of purchase power.
Good property has a real value. It is a little like gold. There is always a demand.
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