Sydney's housing prices are falling down, falling down, falling down, page-21

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    Of course it is.... It seems we have reached the peak of the market.

    That is not the question.
    The question is, will Sydney property all of sudden change from being a high demand product with a lack of support due to high price into a low demand product regardless of price?

    I suspect it will remain the former, as it has for decades, but time will tell.

    As per my previous comments, I expect a long stagnation period with price falls in non premium markets and the top end.

    I note the Sydney economy is still screaming along with infrastructure projects running for at least another ten years and the lowest unemployment rate in the country.

    http://www.smh.com.au/business/the-...r-nearly-half-of-economy-20171214-p4yxpk.html

    http://www.smh.com.au/federal-polit...ment-can-take-the-credit-20171214-h04lcd.html
 
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