Cameron Kusher
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379 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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And we probably don't start to see a recovery in the housing market until interest rates are reduced.
And at this point, as we mentioned, it looks like interest rates will rise at least once, maybe twice.
Mm-hmm.
And I don't think at the absolute earliest, we're going to have the reserve.
Bank's going to have scope to be cutting interest rates until this time next year.
And it could be, it could end up being a lot longer than that.
So until it becomes clear that inflation is moderating and the Reserve Bank's going to have scope to cut interest rates, then I don't see a recovery occurring in this market.
very late this year or early next year.
So probably sometime in December or or January is when we see those falls eclipsed.
So by we could be there by
Exactly.
And I and I think this is one of the things.
Obviously, the housing market operates in a cycle.
I recently had a look if you go back all the way to nineteen eighty and look at every single month, about 75% of all months have seen prices rise, and only about 25% of all months have seen prices fall.
So prices do fall.
But they have generally been quite moderate.
And I think a lot of people forget about the price falls because most of the time prices are rising.
But as you alluded to, this is a very different situation.
We've got tax changes, we've got interest rates that are elevated, we've got inflation that's high.
And historically, what's led to a recovery in the market when we've gone into a downturn is that the reserve bank has either started cutting interest rates.
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