Most experienced property investors understand the concept of fragmentation, or disparity within the Australian Property market: how some suburbs have fallen and may continue to fall while others have risen and may continue to rise.
This theory can be substantiated by a range of data, however, wether the trend continues is a matter of opinion. Most analysts argue, though, that as Australia becomes more developed the property market will become increasingly fragmented, and I agree with them.
That said, I fail to see the relevance, or usefullness for investors, of any data relating to global property markets?
The complex Australian market is grossly misunderstood by the majority of individuals anyway, without including quantitative data that does not demonstrate what is actually happening, presently, in specific locations.
