Stephen Mayne
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4,168 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 8 Sep
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And the wealth effect is clearly affecting consumer sentiment.
And then you've got data like New South Wales stamp duty revenue down 20% because people are not selling.
Because the sellers are expecting to get a higher price and they're not adjusting now because they're not forced to sell because we haven't got the recession or the loss of employment, which is the only thing that really triggers forced sales.
That's a very interesting time to watch it, isn't it?
And then in the mix of that is the Barfler collapse.
I mean, I loved your column.
On the Barclay collapse.
But it sort of brings everything in, doesn't it, about private credit, consumer sentiment, did the budget affect Barclay, regulations of housings, all that stuff.
And then you've got a $3 billion collapse, which is the biggest sort of property housing collapse ever.
I can remember so many sites, 14,000 in the pipeline, so many consumers.
Anyway, where do you see Bath for now having done your deep dive ABC column?
And they didn't have the liquidity to do that.
So there is an argument about regulatory – it does look like regulatory tightening was a factor, but they obviously were running way too close to the wind.
They overpaid for sites.
You always hear that story in the market about they just came in and paid far too much for their land bank.
And then they're living in mansions.
It's got that whole sort of tabloid –
didn't build very good houses, dodgy practices and look at their mansions.
So that gets
Yes.
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