the economist and the housing bubble, page-20

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    madhun you must be a RE agent as your comments
    mirror the typical BS RE agents crap on about
    there are no statistics that support the notion that
    property grows at a rate upwards of 6% p.a.
    i must admit even by an RE agents standards you are
    quite conservative as the industry uses 8% p.a. as
    their growth figures when extolling the virtues of
    property investment
    no figures anywhere can support such a notion
    when you strip out the actual monies poured into
    renovations etc actual real studies show that from
    1970 to end of recent boom) on a quality adjusted
    basis real house prices grew at a rate of 2.3% p.a.

    recent investors since 1997 have done very well as
    property has had a massive boom (they have done
    well if they are now out) but these same "investors"
    are clouded by this experience, and if they go back in
    for their next property will be kissing good bye to
    profits
    there are agents out there advising sellers/buyers that
    have never experienced a down turn in property
    these agents have a very rude shock hitting them now
    look out for some cheap mercedes benz on the market
    and plenty of agents on the dole queue
 
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