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Is there a Property Bubble developing in #Sydney ?

Australian property: A bubble bigger than US pre-2008?
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The Reserve Bank is struggling to manage the two-speed economy while the government fails to lift productivity and cut unemployment.

Is a #PropertyBubble developing in Sydney ?
If you are Buying Property in Sydney it is essential that you calculate your ability to repay
your Loan if Interest Rates were to Rise to 7%+. To reduce your Risk in the #SydneyPropertyMarket
it is necessary to create a Home Protection Strategy.
Would you like assistance to Protect your Sydney Property if Interest Rates begin to Rise again ?
Do you think a Bubble is developing in Sydney ?

Gladesville home sells for $1.1 million over reserve
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Crowd in disbelief as home wedged between a petrol station and a block of units sells.

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Is a Bubble forming in the Sydney Property Market ?
My concern for the #SydneyPropertyMarket revolves around the role of some Real Estate Agents to hype up the Price in the $1million Medium House Price Suburbs. If the Agent tells you he can get $2million for a Property valued at $1.5million, then the Buyer is being duped to accept a "hyped" Price. If you are Buying Property in #Sydney you need to deal with a #RealEstateAgent who does not use Hype Sales Tactics.
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Wonderful McLaren Vale Sea & Vines Festival

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McLaren Vale enjoys a Mediterranean climate with warm summers and moderate winters tempered by the closeness of the sea. The welcoming environment struck a familiar chord with early European settlers and this was reflected in the crops they planted. Today #mclarenvale possesses olive trees over 130 years old and its olive groves are as recognisable as its vineyards! #seaandvines -Kelly <3