Play2Win i will ask that question, but on a side note iv'e...

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    Play2Win i will ask that question, but on a side note iv'e looked into the area and there are 4 Sale signs everywhere as there are where i live now in Caboolture/Morayfield there are currently 2700 homes on the market with prices dropping almost every week, local new house and land packages dropped from $320,000 last week to $299,595 this week, which is interesting as an average block around here is approx $200,000 and i am told $70,000 of that is council fees and charges, bloody hell no wonder land prices are so high, all that for kerbing and crossovers, bugger me !! anyway as always property will eventually increase in value and we might all think we got a good buy, but i am curious though how property prices and wages compare historically, do we ever really get a good buy or is a roof over your head just a necessity we must have regardless, and so we convince ourselves we got a bargain in our day, say how much was a loaf of bread in 1960.
 
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