Australia must plan for worst-case housing falls: OECD

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WARNING: A global forum is warning Aussies to be prepared for a hard landing in the housing market that could cause financial instability and hamper economic growth. 9News

 

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It is not a matter of if, but when. All thanks to the LNP federal governments for letting so many factors inflate housing prices way way above what they should have been. Things like mass immigration etc etc etc, Chinese investment, generous tax breaks all went into the mix in ma

A Paris based group is giving us a warning of financial instability lol. We better grab our yellow vests.

Will hit NZ Kiwibuild next.

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