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Like, I don't want to dull my sparkle.

I love that about myself, but I,

they something you know something ends after two months and I'm defeated but that's not normal like I don't think it's sad but then again I just feel emotions really deeply so I don't really know but anyway I love you so much just if you have any advice I love you bye okay really I'm glad you you

Yeah, so St Mary's at the moment is a booming suburb for Western Sydney, more just due to affordability.

Most of the people buying in St Mary's are young families or young couples hoping to enter the market and buy the first property.

Medium house prices in St Mary's are around $1 million.

Units are around $450,000, but townhouses at the moment, which is the hot stock, around $800,000.

Most brand new townhouses are now ranging anywhere from 800 to 850,000, which a lot more young families want something brand new with less maintenance.

So a lot of buyers are snatching onto that, which is the first entry, like I was telling you earlier.

They'll probably live there for around five years, use all that growth and then eventually upsize into a house.

So they are getting either three or four bedroom townhouses.

On average, they're around 180 square meters, ranging anywhere from let's say brand new to even 10 years old.

Welcome to the Deep Dive.

Today, we're looking at your sources on the evolution of data marketplaces and specifically this really radical idea, micro consent.

We're plunging into this world where, you know, individuals might sell really narrow time limited permissions like, OK, you can use my location data for a week.

Exactly.

And get actual income for it right away.

Right.

So on one side, micro consent markets could maybe flip the script.

Give people real bargaining power, an income stream.