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In this new episode, Lloyd breaks down why Australian property prices are already slipping and what history suggests could happen next.

You’ll hear:

◼️ How clearance rates signal the first stage of a downturn

◼️ The impact of tax changes, interest rates and borrowing capacity

◼️ What global markets show about 20–40% corrections

◼️ Why immigration and supply constraints may soften the fall

◼️ What buyers, owners and investors should do in this cycle

Timestamps:

00:00:00 - Introduction

00:00:24 Why property prices are already falling

00:01:11 How to read market cycles and history

00:02:56 Auction clearance rates collapsing

00:04:45 Tax changes and investor uncertainty

00:06:52 Interest rates, borrowing capacity and macro factors

00:08:49 Immigration, supply constraints and price floors

00:09:56 Long‑term returns: shares vs property

00:12:31 Reversion to the mean explained

00:13:44 Global examples of 20–40% corrections

00:15:24 Early signs of Australia’s correction

00:16:20 Key factors driving the downturn

00:17:12 Likely correction range: 10–20% (30% possible)

00:18:21 What buyers should do now

00:20:28 Guidance for owners and investors

00:22:39 Long‑term outlook for Australian property

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