Craig

Do you know who Johnny Farnham is?

Maybe I should ask it like that.

This problem that Donald Trump has kicked off in Iran, it's a big problem.

The fuel prices, they're not going to go backwards anytime soon.

And even if he decided to stop everything, they're now saying we could be in for months worth of problems with the chain in the fuel supply.

That might disrupt you, Lachlan, somewhat because you are big foodies and you like travelling off to Melbourne for the weekend.

What is happening with the house prices and maybe some of your observations there in Ballarat over the last six months?

What's the median house price sitting at at the moment?

Lachlan, you're going to give us the unit median prices and how they've been behaving.

And there's a noticeable change happening, as I say, with these first home buyers, Ari, in Canberra.

Instead of stretching their budgets in Melbourne, they're choosing the value in Geelong because of the affordability factor.

Now, I talk about Geelong becoming a suburb, a large suburb of Melbourne.

That's kind of like where it's heading now, right?

Because so many people are making the move.

And if you just get your headspace right, it's not that far.

Investors I mentioned, they're also wanting in on this action in Geelong and that is adding fuel to the demand when you can buy, as I say, that price point around $500,000 and achieve roughly $450 a week in rent.

There's big appetite for this.

That is Michelle Bullock on Tuesday from the RBA.

And I want to talk about one common mistake from buyers.

that is frustrating you at the moment, which is still happening in 2026, what would that be?