Thanks soo much Chris, appreciate the support

appreciate it! wishing you the best with the campaign ahead.

‘Your price’ will only set the new base price for all other houses. What’s the point of selling.

Thank you and really appreciate it! Townsville is definitely doing its thing. I’d personally purchased there in 2022 and team members in our research team did so too. We’d purchased for many clients seeing the signs of Townsville and produced many research papers on it. Here’s our detailed research on it too from some years back www.investorkit.com.au/blog/real-estate-investment-in-far-north-queensland-its-past-present-and-future/

Ok that's pretty impressive

Townsville has a strong housing and population growth for at least 15 years that I know of

Townsville looking great Peter!

@@investorkit not as good as Magnetic island

Under supplied for rent, construction and for sale. It’s the large undersupply on all angles making things grow to new heights.

Welcome my friend! It will impact it but not enough to shake off current strength in the housing completely. Reason being, one indicator alone can’t control it all. It would need to be years of weakness, followed by unemployment increases, combined with an over stimulation of constructions supply, collapsing rents, negative migration or substantially reduced, established houses and rentals increasing at volume. Can that play a factor in other indicators showing? Ofcourse. But until all that occurs together no one indicator in one year can break it apart in my opinion. All these occurring together was what happened in the last bust. So until all things happen together growth continues. Hope this helps and gives you all the indicators to see.

Cheers my friend!

Yet there's still a skills shortage, so what you're saying doesn't make much sense. I'm in the mining industry so I have some idea of what I'm talking about.

Absolutely there will always be that volatility, however it will always come down to review of all factors and each investors risk appetite

What’s biased about this opinion? This video says Perth is growing well and it clearly is. Also how is it without data support? This video isn’t anything else but data with charts and interpretation of those charts throughout. The outcome of the video is Perth is growing really well. I’m not sure if you watched the video in full.

This plays a part and is a risk, however will need to look at it all holistically. Remaining economic environment and overall housing supply.

China isnt slowing down. Its growing faster