I do not think any educated person would argue that "bubblepedia" or any similar sites are a good source of facts or knowledge. Alternatively, we understand these sites are a series of loosely contstructed arguments-at best-that are purported by individuals, who for some reason or another, hope that the price of property falls.
So on one side we have the RBA, Federal and State Governments and the Real Estate Industry (arguably one of the most powerful PR machines in Australia), in conjunction with factors such as population growth, a genuine shortage of dwellings, declining share prices, falling interest rates, rising rents and a cultural love affair with houses, collectively supporting the price of property in Australia.
And on the other side we have a disorganised group of individuals, and a collection of poorly constructed websites, that are also difficult to navigate.
