Tim Lawless
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584 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 8 Jul
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I'm not sure that'll be the same trajectory this time around.
Because I don't think we'll see a significant bounce back in investment demand coming back into the Australian market.
Unless, here's another speculative one, Mark.
If we see a change of government in two years or 2028.
It's only one away, though.
Well, the first half of 2028, I think, is probably when we'll see another election.
And what if we see a change of government and some of these rules get wound back?
I mean, that's deeply speculative.
And maybe that's not even a good thing because it just adds to the – I mean, you can't have a playing field that's swapping and changing.
No.
It's too many variations.
It's too volatile.
So absolutely, I do think when interest rates come down or maybe even when inflation is tamed and it's clear that interest rates are about to come down, I think that's when we'll see the market at the very least flattening out, if not moving back into some level of growth.
So that's probably coming into the second half of 2027, right?
So that's when most think we'll probably see interest rates starting to come down.
And that's when we'll probably see the housing market stabilize, probably move into some level of growth.
But there's a lot to think that level of growth is going to be a lot milder than what we've seen through previous periods of recovery.
How much has the last five years been way out of the box in terms of growth?
Yeah, substantially.
It's not unprecedented, but it is quite extraordinary.
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