Tuesday May 3rd, 7pm Presenter: Tohm Curtis Where: Prosper Australia rooms, 1/27 Hardware Lane, Melbourne Entry: RSVP pls and gold coin entry (to cover drinks and nibbles) For four years we have been pointing to the hidden supply of privately…
Today it has leaked that the Gillard Govt is sounding out the possibilities for reforming the detested negative gearing: THE Gillard government has sounded out unions over steps to cool Australia’s housing market, with measures that range from a new…
photo credit: Super Doily As published in yesterday’s Online Opinion As if out of thin air, a magical 46 per cent more property was offered for sale in February than a year earlier. Like the heavens opening after a long…
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David Collyer tells it as it is – Don’t Buy Now – the housing market is faltering. Help get this urgent message out to prospective home buyers – do not buy at the top of the market. Do not believe…
photo credit: Gianni Dominici Letter to the Editor – The Age April 2nd, Karl Williams, Tecoma First home buyers sink WHATEVER you think of the ”buyer’s strike” aimed against buying homes at the top of the property cycle (Buyers strike…
The Home Buyers Strike was launched to warn prospective home owners that now is not the time to enter the market. Sign our Total Abstainers Pledge so we can demonstrate that this is a genuine movement for people who expect…
photo credit: patries71 Our campaign made ABC prime time radio at 7.22am this morning. In good humour Red Symons begins the interview with “I’m completely and utterly against whatever you are standing for!”. Listen to our campaigner David Collyer explain…
Since 1996, residential land prices have raced from 110 per cent of GDP to nearly 220 per cent of GDP. Meanwhile, wages have declined modestly against GDP. “First Home Buyers’ incomes have simply not kept up with the strong rise…
Great to see young people firing up over why so many services have been cut. This anger will only build as the UK people realise how David Cameron has opened up the tax avoidance abilities of corporations in the UK.…