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Aussie Real Estate Podcast · Brisbane Sydney Property Change · 8 Aug 2022 podcast

Brisbane, a sunny Tuesday with 21. voice-verified

And in Perth, expecting the rain to continue and your high of 14 degrees. voice-verified

Well, last week, you might remember we talked about PropTrak's modelling showing the worst is yet to come with property prices likely to fall a further 3% to 6% this year. voice-verified

before tumbling another 9% to 12% by December 2023. voice-verified

We also talked about the possibility of a 20% fall in Sydney. voice-verified

Since then, though, so much has happened. voice-verified

So let's bring in this morning Martin North from Digital Finance Analytics. voice-verified

And a very good morning to you, Martin. voice-verified

Great to have you on The Breakfast Podcast. voice-verified

So the property market has been running at different speeds around the country but as the rate hikes are implemented so too are these areas like say Brisbane now starting to fall back into the fold and coming off its own speed to be more in step I guess with a Melbourne or a Sydney. voice-verified

Now, the new homeowners, especially first home buyers, the RBA is about halfway through its exercise of raising the cash rate. voice-verified

And if it continues at the current rate of increases, defaults are going to start to creep in. voice-verified

What's the geographical look around the country as far as that whole default? voice-verified

And I guess it's in the interest, isn't it, in terms of the bank to talk to a customer who might be in that real negative space and they can see what's going to happen. voice-verified

If they're sort of nudging them, well, perhaps you should sell. voice-verified

Obviously, it's good for both parties, but the bank certainly has an interest there. voice-verified

And Martin, if we went into a recession, normally you wouldn't go there with low employment or where people are still spending. voice-verified

So if we therefore did go into a recession, just how unusual would that be? voice-verified

All right, and let's have a look at the fixed rates. voice-verified

This is a big talking point. voice-verified

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