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1. Land lot sizes are decreases, the time spent at home seems to be decrease - will it suit future lifestyles?
2. Will help with affordability, but will it bring other issues - overcrowding, community issues (or bring more connecting within communities)?
3. Bank lending issues, which are normally for dwellings less than 50sqm
1. Getting the reduction helps with getting that instant equity and reducing your investment risk
2. In this tight lending market, getting the loan is a huge factor
3. Will the $2k, $5k, $20k matter in 10 years time if the property goes up by $200k?
1. If you did wait 3 years in Sydney from mid-2016, prices are cheaper now (it might be different for Home buyers VS investors)
2. The election could be a game changer for Investors, especially in the next 12-18 months
3. With a lot of people sitting back, there is less competition, better bargains
1. There has been guidance of infrastructure spending
2. People are waiting for the Federal Election result
3. We still have tight lending conditions, affordability concerns, lower consumer confidence
1. Times are changing, and are choosing to live on smaller blocks - less mowing - more after school care and less time at home - lots of team sports and group activities away from the home
2. Affordability and availability of land - which is pushing up prices
3. As adults, are we thinking about how we grew up - on the 1/4 acre blocks?
1. Provide detailed information
2. On the ground - under houses, relationships with agents and negotiations
3. Great communication throughout
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