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Why will house prices fall in Australia?

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Why will house prices fall in Australia?

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Property in Australia is globally overvalued. It is simply more expensive to purchase or rent an equivalent home here than most other cities globally. And there really is a large expanse of unoccupied Australia, which does not support high prices. Visits even to pricey-property cities like Paris, Vienna and Boston highlight how little any of us receive for our property dollars in most Australian capitals. There is a disconnect between market value and how much of the price is comprised of: a) intrinsic value b) market distortions like capital gain taxes or stamp duty c) speculative value d) area/city value The reality is that speculative component is too strong, and a tax regime in Australia that favors asset purchases over wage income has enhanced the upward rise. Which is what I have been saying for the last 4-5 years about Sydney, and last 2-3 years about Melbourne. The Howard government created these artificial over-valuations, encouraging speculation, via tax, fiscal and monetary

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