Tiny Homes & Prefab Housing: The Fast Solution to Australia’s Building Shortage
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What is the current state of Australia's housing shortage?
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You would probably make a really good auctioneer. Is that something you've thought about? I have thought about it, but I think I still prefer doing, helping people purchase homes and rent homes and do that sort of stuff. Auctioneering is good, but I think I might lose my voice after a little while. Yeah, and I think, you know, as far as time management skills when it comes to school teachers, because that's, at the end of the day, you've got to have great time management skills. regardless of what industry you are in. But coming from a school teaching background, yeah, that is very, very transferable. If you are a school teacher and you're listening to this podcast, what would you advise fellow school teachers?
What would you say to them if they're thinking about getting involved in real estate? Back yourself, trust yourself because one, as you said, time management, you'd be able to put yourself in a position because it's very self-directed being in real estate. You need to be able to put down your plan for the day and stick to it. And teachers are used to that because that's all they ever do is stick to a plan every day. And the other thing would be with your personality, you'd be able to talk to a lot of people and understand and have empathy and have understanding of a lot of different situations in which every time you come across a different client, there's always a different situation of why they're selling or why they're buying.
A very good answer. Now, let's talk about Narellan. I mentioned this at the top. This is very close to Camden. Not everybody probably have heard of this suburb. Just tell people a little bit about where it is, etc., and why it has sort of grown. So Camden itself has been here for a long time as a suburb, very historical suburb, a lot of historical churches and buildings in the area. It's at the end of Camden Valley Way, so Camden Valley Way starts all the way up near close to Liverpool area, coming down through the southwest. What we have now between Liverpool and Camden is a lot of development that's happened on either side, which used to be once farmlands, is now just a lot of houses which have been built.
Yeah, I mean, my wife washes her hair quite regularly during the week. It is like military maneuvers. This has been a topic of discussion for a while. I'm not that convinced, to be very honest with you. My hair, when I look at it, you know, it's obviously thinning with age. But apart from that, I know that she spends a lot of money with sort of filters and what have you before anything actually happens. So I've never seen any changes from her. Now, it could be because she's counterbalancing it with all these filters. But you'd think that if there is a problem, you'd have the problem first and then you go to try and resolve it. But with her, she went straight in with filters and creams and shampoos and all the rest of it.
And I've never seen any difference. Yeah, well, that's because she started from the get-go. She's very smart, Jax, isn't she? Well-prepared woman.
Yeah.
Possibly, possibly, but maybe there wouldn't have been a problem. Who knows? Well, you don't. Talking of problems, there was a massive problem, a blaze, which erupted in Dubai's Marina's 67-storey Marina Pinnacle Tower.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the current state of Australia's housing shortage?
0:02–4:19
2
How are tiny homes and prefab construction addressing the housing crisis?
4:19–8:53
3
What advantages do tiny homes offer over traditional housing?
8:53–12:57
4
How can teachers transition into real estate successfully?
12:57–17:03
Speakers
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