Summary
Welcome to Edition 18. Recently the Property Sharemarket Economics (PSE) team had an opportunity to meet with our members face to face in Australia again. This was on top of the brilliant event held by PSE in London last November. I noticed a recurring theme from the questions our members asked. And this is what we are going to cover this month. Here is the question: Just how high can pro…
Key Claims
- 13 © Property Share Market Economics Here are some examples from across the world during circa 2001-2003, roughly the same time last cycle (1992 to 2011 real estate cycle). Source – The Guardian Source – The Guardian — confidence: medium
- 16 © Property Share Market Economics And also provides examples of how future homeowners and speculators can afford to keep buying as interest rates and prices continue to climb. Frankly, the history of the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle shows us this. And how it will all end too. Never forget this is your priceless advantage over everyone else. Make sure you use it. Until next month. Best wishes, Darren J. Wilson And your Property Sharemarket Economics team. — confidence: high
Notable Quotes
“Remember, you can always contact me via my email address darren@ propertysharemarketeconomics.com with your questions, queries, and feedback.”
“So, if that’s the case then the projected population growth is a key variable.”
“It’s actually a better indicator because it focuses on the critical variable in the economy: the price of land.”
“As measured by this chart US home prices have never been higher than now.”