Australia is overpriced and agree a mega ponzi scheme. The bubble is brewing, and most people assume the highest price sold for a property applies to all properties in the area. It's this thinking plus real estate agents encouraging such thoughts that drive the prices. Supply and demand, fair enough, but the psychology of people has been so engrained with the highest price thinking it's quite sick. Australia, the bubble is here, the corrupt money is escaping here and add over immigration.....
@StevenMilne-sm4fk Says:
Say no to labor👹👹🔥
@jjsc4396 Says:
Gawd, could these deflections become any more increasingly pathetic? It's IMMIGRATION, NEGATIVE GEARING, CAP GAINS, FOREIGN OWNERSHIP, AND ALLOWING BLOATED INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS! Deal with them or shut the 🤬 up.
@windsong3wong828 Says:
Luckily , the explosion in housing prices was not caused by excessive Chinese buying or else conservative media would scapegoat the Chinese again.
The majority of the overseas buying are by European.
The lack of Chinese buying means that there are few rental units out there.
Chinese buying are usually for rental as they don’t live here.
You can blame the lack of available rental homes on the scarcity of chinese investments.
Nobody tells you the downside of things.
Conservative media only tells you negative things about China all the time.
Most Australians buy houses to live in.
@jmcham1000 Says:
The Labor party loves people on welfare
@yes-today. Says:
😂
@bradgrove9988 Says:
The problem with the skill shortage argument is that politicians only ever talk about immigration as the solution, although it adds to the pressure of housing, infrastructure and services. Everyone forgets about the ten of thousands of high schools and university students who graduate every year. The simplest solution is to stop funding university degrees that wont leas to any jobs, and start pushing students back towards trades and tech jobs.
@leeevans2929 Says:
There’s 900,000 on jobseeker at the moment. It went up 16,000 just last month. I wonder if it has anything to do with all these new immigrants
@lucasroe2878 Says:
Ok we have a housing shortage, materials shortage and labour shortage. Alp answer = import 650 000 more problems. Jusht bwilliant Albo.
@davidcarter4247 Says:
But it is good for the unions and that is what matters to the Albanese government. When he leaves office he wants the unions to be as powerful as the government.
@vmura Says:
lol 'made down under' or 'made in straya' or 'made in the not so lucky country' - Albi is a cooker
@David_Camerwrongun Says:
Make people desperate enough they'll vote for anything you give them even if it's against everything they believe
@paulgraham5790 Says:
I believe that is their plan.
They tried to restrict our freedom and have to "pay the rent" to indigenous people who wanted a trillion dollar pay out with the Uluru statement and actively lied about it.
Record immigration is driving the housing situation into oblivion and spurring inflation which will lead to interest rate rises that will then in turn destroy mortgage holders.
Taxes increases that only exacerbate cash flow issues.
Stupid energy policy that has driven up costs all round.
Homeless, broke and powerless, that is Labors plan.
@JoeyBlogs007 Says:
Building 1.5 million homes in 5 years is a sick disingenuous joke. Wont happen. Not even close. Easiest and most obvious solution is to cut immigration by 75% tomorrow.
@tomjones5338 Says:
Albosleezy is bankrupting Australia
@oldnutta7611 Says:
Whatever manufacturing he introduces is doomed anyway.
Australia is far too expensive to do anything in
@gojo2194 Says:
All by design. Probably supposed to make it worse to go with everything else happening.
@Chad.H. Says:
We need to know how many albo imported voters arrived in March. In January, official numbers were 100 thousand, in February 150 thousand. We need to follow closely month by month day by day he is getting them faster than before to get the right number of imported voters for him y in the next election.
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