Yes I thought it was a balanced and unbiased article. I favour a slow melt over a couple of years as opposed to a fast 50% drop v bottom. We're talking property here it's not as liquid as shares and hence slower to move, some punters here might get caught in a bull trap if they think the bottom is near. The other thing is to not forget the RBA is going to cut rates which MAY increase credit demand for home loans. This will slow the rot but not stop it. Matt, Leith Van Onselen is not the spruiker as you say, so whilst i do agree with some of your sentiments, please do your homework before replying to me next time.
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