Long-Term Australian Property Returns | Does It Still Double Every Decade?
The Numbers Game
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I'm sure you've heard the saying that property doubles every 7 to 10 years. It's been the retirement plan for a generation. But 25 years of data doesn't quite back up the myth. Today Nick takes us through what the real numbers look like on property returns and, with the market slowing in Australia, what to expect if property is your wealth-building plan.
(00:00) Intro
(00:42) The property doubling myth
(04:22) What property really returns over 25 years
(06:15) Capital city property growth compared
(07:50) Will past returns repeat in the next 40?
(09:55) 1990 mortgage stress vs now
(11:52) Why mortgage stress caps property growth
(13:53) Migration cooling and property demand
(15:11) Three headwinds against property returns
(16:53) Deposit trap and price-to-income
(21:20) Nick's model for planning property today
(25:17) Cash flow over capital growth
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Send us an email at: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.au
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Hosts:
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Jason Robinson: LinkedIn: jasonrobinsoncpa1
This podcast is produced by VIDPOD: https://vidpod.com.au/
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Long-Term Australian Property Returns | Does It Still Double Every Decade?
The Numbers Game
3,061 views
I'm sure you've heard the saying that property doubles every 7 to 10 years. It's been the retirement plan for a generation. But 25 years of data doesn't quite back up the myth. Today Nick takes us through what the real numbers look like on property returns and, with the market slowing in Australia, what to expect if property is your wealth-building plan.
(00:00) Intro
(00:42) The property doubling myth
(04:22) What property really returns over 25 years
(06:15) Capital city property growth compared
(07:50) Will past returns repeat in the next 40?
(09:55) 1990 mortgage stress vs now
(11:52) Why mortgage stress caps property growth
(13:53) Migration cooling and property demand
(15:11) Three headwinds against property returns
(16:53) Deposit trap and price-to-income
(21:20) Nick's model for planning property today
(25:17) Cash flow over capital growth
Check out some free resources from Inovayt here: https://www.inovayt.com.au/resources/
Send us an email at: hello@thenumbersgamepodcast.com.au
The Numbers Game is brought to you by Future Advisory: https://futureadvisory.com.au/ & Inovayt: https://www.inovayt.com.au/
Hosts:
Nick Reilly: LinkedIn: nickreilly
Jason Robinson: LinkedIn: jasonrobinsoncpa1
This podcast is produced by VIDPOD: https://vidpod.com.au/
Myth number one, There's no such thing as rare earth, last lots in a joint of 3 million sq miles. Obsene hype FOMO drives Greed.
Govs locking up land to force idiot prices
nothing like this existed 60 yrs ago, its all a con, a ponzi.