My apologies Miles, yes there is no way that Sydney's 90.15% rise could be described as "doubling" what was I thinking?
And over those two years the national average only rose 62.84% no wonder Robert G ignores those figures they are after trivial rises.
Yes I can see he is perfectly justified in saying that post share market crash properties drop in price, sheesh only 62.84% across the whole nation, what a pissy little rise in a whole two years.
And after the 1999 dot com crash what did we see? I think it was a mere 200% or so across the nation up to 2003 but again, there is no correlation between share market crashes and the flight of money to property, it happens only "in the minds of some people".
Your tongue must have been firmly planted in your cheek when you typed that.
