Hellbent on surviving i would think, we've absorbed so many extra costs in day to day living in recent years(despite what the colluded inflation figures tell us) most people are on the back foot looking to make defensive moves despite earning good money. I see property going up in small pockets but the majority in the outer fringes in the basic house in the standard suburb are going to get an ass kicking over the next 5-10 years. All pain and no gain. And a new government won't have the tools for a quick fix either, it's just our turn.
