The Sunday Property Recount
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It's The Real Estate Podcast, brought to you by ANZ Home Loans for financial well-beings. And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Breakfast, available on iHeartRadio every morning and also on Spotify and Apple and wherever you get your podcasts from. It's a Sunday morning, halfway through your weekend around Australia. It is the 16th day for October for 2022. Hope your weekend is going well, particularly around property. Coming up in just a moment, we're going to be reflecting back on the last seven days from the real estate breakfast with the seven-day rewind, looking at some of the interviews, which includes buying a house when you're drunk. Yes, we find out that story from Luana in Wales.
We also talked to Angie Zigamanis over the supply of apartments and areas where people are losing money when selling. We also talked to Cassandra Cross about real estate fraudulent behaviour and why people are lying about their wealth and then walking through luxury high-end property to buy when they don't have the money. We also talked with Vaughan Clark this morning in Melbourne about people being much more cautious with their mortgages and some of the dangers right now borrowing at the full maximum. That is all coming up on the Sunday Rewind next. And if you're celebrating your birthday on the 16th day for October, John Mayer, you share your birthday with him. And with all of this talk about tactical nukes from Putin, I see in the history books from 1964, the first Chinese nuclear test took place.
It was a 22 kiloton uranium device that was dropped at Lop Nur, which is inside China. Then, interestingly enough, in 2009, a Japanese scientist published his results of his computer simulation, which suggests, based on deaths from the nuclear test and others, that up to 190,000 people could have died in China from nuclear-related illnesses. And of course, we would hate to think what the death toll would be inside the Ukraine if that happened in 2022. It's the main centre forecast with PRD, selling smarter every day. Okay, let's lighten up the tone and check on your weather on this Sunday morning. First we go to Sydney and expecting the showers to increase in a high of 22 degrees. In Melbourne, one or two showers in the forecast and 17.
Brisbane expecting some possible showers and a high of 25. And in Perth today, partly cloudy, but it should be mainly dry. So get out and enjoy it around Perth and your high of 21. It's your Real Estate Weekend podcast in review. We stayed for a couple of drinks as we did quite regularly. But this time was particularly wild. We ended up playing drinking games. I ended up stumbling home at half past eight. Honestly, I don't remember. But apparently I said, I'm buying that house. And I phoned the estate agents and I put in a bid. Yes. So subconsciously you were there, you were on, you were thinking real estate and you were still switched on enough to buy it. So that says something about the way that you think about real estate maybe.
How did Luana buy a house while drunk?
I just, as soon as I walked into that house, I could just see the potential, you know? And, you know, isn't it all about taking risks? Like, nothing's ever going to be safe. Yes, I was drunk, but it turned out very well. It was the best drunk decision I ever made, and I would do it all over again. And so after you sold the first one, did you stay with the theme? Did you have a little bit of alcohol perhaps to go to the second one? I did not. Maybe I should have done. Well, it was such a great result. So I was just thinking perhaps you want to keep to that sort of method. It worked. I'll bear that in mind for future. And what about the royals? Are you a royalist with this change that has now happened? I definitely wouldn't call myself a royalist.
But, you know, it's always sad when people die, isn't it? A long reign and all that. But, you know, I wouldn't call myself a royalist. It's been a very sombre time around here lately.
What issues arise from the oversupply of apartments?
And do you think that Prince Charles or King Charles is going to make a great king? I do, you know, I think he's got really strong values and I do.
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