‘Prepare for a severe collapse in the housing market’

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Australia is well overdue a correction anyway.

'A severe housing collapse'? You mean real estate agents no longer making a killing and more people able to afford a roof over their heads?

The more the media bangs on about this, the less likely it will happen. Crashes happen when they are least expected.

Well you can't say nobody saw this coming, especially after the royal commission findings.

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