![[Podcast] A leading economist’s view on the Budget’s property initiatives and a housing market update, with Dr Andrew Wilson](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/MY-AW-270x200.jpg)
If you’re a tenant in the market for accommodation, good luck finding something to rent. And if you’re a home buyer or investor, by now you’d realise the market is on the move again. Today I chat with Dr Andrew Wilson, Australia’s leading housing economist and we discuss his thoughts about the Federal Budget and…
We live in an interesting world, don’t we? Particularly if you’re an investor. Every time the world’s economic woes seem to have sorted themselves out, or we think Australia’s economy is on the move again or we feel Australia’s property markets seem to be steaming along nicely, a new set of challenges pop up for…
While you’ve probably heard me suggest you should treat your property investments like a business, in today’s podcast I’m going to explain to you the different property investment games people are playing, and how you must beware of taking advice from the people playing a different game than you are. What do I mean by…
While we usually spend a lot of time talking about property in the Michael Yardney Podcast, we also talk about success and money because these are all interrelated. Today we’re going to explore the habits that drive exceptional individuals forward with Tom Corley, my co-author of our internationally best-selling book Rich Habits Poor Habits. And…
As an investor, it’s crucial to understand the dynamics of property cycles and how they can significantly impact property prices, rental yields, and overall investment returns. Today I’ll be chatting with Brett Warren and at the end of the show I hope you’ll understand the various factors that drive property cycles so you can identify…
![[Podcast] Australia’s booming population growth: navigating the challenges and opportunities, with Simon Kuestenmacher](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Australias-booming-population-growth-270x200.jpg)
The future is annoyingly hard to predict, but by combining demographics and other big-picture trends our regular guest on this podcast, demographer Simon Kuestenmacher can at least give his predictions a strong, data-driven foundation. In today’s show, I chat with Simon about the substantial population growth Australia is going to enjoy and the opportunities and…
OK…It’s easy to get offended by others and then build up anger and resentment. We have to forgive others and carry on with our life, so here are 15 quotes to start your week on the right note: 1. “Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only…
![[Podcast] Is buying property really harder today than it was decades ago? With Stuart Wemyss](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/Is-buying-property-really-harder-today-than-it-was-decades-ago-270x200.jpg)
Homeownership is looking further out of reach for anyone without family wealth, as over the last few years property prices kept growing and wages fail to keep up. Is it really harder to get into the property market today than it was a number of decades ago? That’s what I discuss today with independent financial…
![[Podcast] The Real Estate Rip-Off: Is our Housing Market a Ponzi Scheme?](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2023/04/The-Real-Estate-Rip-Off-270x200.jpg)
Today we’ll be discussing whether residential real estate in Australia is a Ponzi scheme or not. For many years, there has been a debate about the sustainability of the Australian property market and whether it is a Ponzi scheme waiting to collapse. Some commentators have argued that rising house prices are being driven by speculation…
Australia is heading towards a severe housing crisis, with a projected shortage of 106,000 homes by 2027. This dire situation arises from high-interest rates, surging immigration, and community resistance to new developments. Despite a recent 0.6% increase in dwelling values in March, the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation (NHFIC) warns that cities like Brisbane…
