Louis Christopher

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414 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 25 Aug

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The Money Puzzle · Property pile-up warning: Bracing for a listings overhang · 25 Aug 2026 podcast

already existing an existing buffer that should you go through a cycle of rising interest rates.

that that buffer is there to cover that s scenario.

And it gets most people through with some ease unless interest rates are risen to ridiculous levels.

then you know, that then buffers don't work as well as w otherwise could.

Yeah, yeah.

I know.

I I know that that is out there, that happens.

I personally don't agree with it.

And as a property investor, I like I like to personally pay a bit of principal and interest on investment property.

But each to their own, of course.

Uh good to be with you and your audience once more, James.

And yeah, we live in interesting times.

The Money Puzzle · Why residential rental income is about to move higher (again) · 14 Apr 2026 podcast

It looks in line, very much in line.

With our revised forecast, James, for each capital city, and I think it's important to note that we're not concerned for every capital city that's out there.

We're still relatively bullish on some capital cities that have a greater exposure to resources, commodities, et cetera, such as Perth.

But you're right, for Sydney and Melbourne, we have become more bearish on it.

Yeah.

So our revised forecast for Sydney would be that housing prices this year will fall somewhere between minus 2% to minus 6%.

And at this stage, I would suggest it's starting to look like more minus 6% rather than minus 2%.

And for Melbourne, falls of up to about minus 4%.

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