Craig

And we're back with the Real Estate Breakfast this morning, covering the latest Australian housing market and streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts from Rockhampton to Adelaide and across all the regional markets around the country.

And remember, we have no listings, no sales podcasts, just the property information that you want delivered every morning, easy and straightforward.

That's the way that we like it.

It is a Monday, March the 30th.

If you're celebrating a birthday, you're sharing it with Celine Dion.

She's turning 58.

Eric Clapton.

81 and Nora Jones she's turning 47 on this day back in 1981 the assassination attempt of Ronald Reagan took place and in 2017 on this day Brexit article 50 triggered the UK's exit from the EU and that is still pretty much a shambles today hey coming up tomorrow

We've got a really interesting take on the Iran war and real estate fallout.

Imagine if you were a wartime correspondent covering the Iraq and Afghanistan war back in the day and you worked on American and Canadian television networks and you then decided to move into real estate and, more importantly, live in Dubai.

Yeah, finding yourself exactly back where you started.

And that is just the beginning of our conversation.

There are still many, many Aussie families concerned for their loved ones who are living in the UAE at the moment and have bought properties there.

What is their next move?

So we will bring you that conversation tomorrow.

But right now, let's head off to New South Wales and catch up with Suzanne Hibbard.

She is the director at Abode Property in Cronulla.

And welcome to the Real Estate Breakfast, Suzanne, on this Monday morning.

Not a listener of Celine Dion, you were telling me.

you're into your cars, your fast cars, AMG, GTR, Mercedes.