Articles by Joseph Ballota

Joseph Ballota

Joseph is a Property Coach who put hundreds of people on the road towards wiping away their mortgage in under 5 years through expert Property Investment Plans.

Australia’s staffing shortage crisis has worsened with almost a half a million jobs available meaning the number of vacant positions now nearly equal to the number of unemployed. Job vacancies surged again in the three months to May to be up 13.8% quarter on quarter and are more than double their pre-pandemic levels (+111% on…

Wondering where in the world has the least affordable housing market? Obviously, the cost of a home varies greatly depending on where you live. And as Australia is one of the most desirable places in the world to live, it’s not surprising we’re amongst the most expensive Here’s a look at 10 of the most…

What a week! The RBA’s Governor Lowe appeared on the ABC’s The 730 Report and said inflation will likely get to 7% by the end of the year. He also explained that headline inflation is now expected to reach 7% and that it was reasonable to expect the cash rate would get to 2.5% at…

There’s been a lot of talk about housing affordability recently, hasn’t there? Well, there are some surprising findings in the recent Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) biennial publication “Housing Occupancy and Costs”  for the 2019/20 financial year. According to the ABS housing affordability for homeowners paying off a mortgage has improved to its best level…

While a lot is written and discussed about what is currently happening to our property markets and what’s going to happen in the future, have you ever wondered what’s happened over the last 30 years? Well..to celebrate Aussie’s 30th anniversary, they looked at 30 years of property trends between December 1991 and December 2021. Data…

Australia’s property market has shown signs of easing as the current cycle of strong growth and heightened buy demand begins to wind down, according to the latest PropTrack Housing Market Indicators report. Easter and Anzac’s long weekends, combined with the ongoing federal election campaign and the threat of interest rate rises in April disrupted the…

Unemployment is on the way down. Why do I say this? Because job vacancies rose 6.9% in the 3 months to February to 423,000. Vacancies are now 86% higher than pre-pandemic levels. ABS stats show us the strength of labour demand stating that there are now just 1.3 unemployed people per job vacancy, less than…

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