I don't know if I would call a crash in property as such, but...

  1. liveforsunnydays
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    09/07/15
    09:35
    Post #: 15605048
    I don't know if I would call a crash in property as such, but there is DEFINITELY increased downside risk, not just from Chinese property investor demand, but from a potential for global contagion to affect the local jobs market.
    Keep your powder dry and a keen eye out for opportunities.
    Volatility can be scary but can also present some of the best buying opportunities.
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