She Called the 2026 Property Peak in 2014. Now she is Predicting a Crash | Evan Lucas, Dawn Fouhy, and Catherine Cashmore
Built Different PodcastShow Notes
Catherine Cashmore forecast the 2026 peak in Australian property back in 2014. Now she's calling a financial crisis for 2027. Behavioural economist Evan Lucas thinks timing markets is a dangerous game. Buyer's advocate Dawn Fouhy is watching it play out on the ground in Melbourne. Round two with MPA Top 100 Mortgage Broker Aaron Christie-David. The 18-year land cycle and why AI data centres are a land play. Land tax versus stamp duty. Why 54% of federal revenue comes from personal income tax and what that does to first home buyers. HECS debt and shrinking borrowing power. The RBA laying the tarmac for rate rises. The wealth effect. What 2027 looks like if the cycle plays out, and the case for buying when everyone else is scared.
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