I bought a 6 bedroom home in Northern Italy last month for $335k AUD. House is beautiful walking distance to the town of Bassano Del Grappa. With mortgage at 2.9% fixed for the entire 30 years. We left Brisbane and Australia, sold everything the country isn’t what it was and I would rather a better life over the grind of buying cars and a house as the Aussie dream
Wow, that sounds like an incredible move! Northern Italy is such a beautiful area. It’s definitely a different lifestyle compared to the Australian property market, which can feel like a grind at times. It’s great that you’ve found a place congrats!
Are you an Italian citzen? Was told brexzit ruined the European union! How are you supporting yourself to pay the mortgage...sounds too good to be truthful😢
Great to hear you managed to find such a bargain! Yeah, property price growth is crazy right now - bu it is showing signs of cooling. Maybe things will be calmer in a few months
Yeah there are still a few just under $700k in Inala but are fewer and fewer - e.g. www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-inala-145646532 $680k sold last week.
Thanks for watching - This Townhouse in Eight Mile Plains sold for $620k in September 2024 - www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-townhouse-qld-eight+mile+plains-144137524 and this one for $687k in Aug 2024 www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-townhouse-qld-eight+mile+plains-145585300 I did mention specifically in Eight Mile Plains you'd be looking more at Townhouses vs Homes.
Hi! I totally understand where you're coming from-navigating the current property market can feel overwhelming, especially with prices rising so quickly. However, every market has opportunities and, with the right mindset anyone can find a bargain.
@@MortgageBrokerAustralia I get where you're coming from about market opportunities, but in this current climate, I reckon having a roof over people's heads should come before investment opportunities. Housing is a basic need, and as prices keep going up, it's more important than ever to focus on making sure homes are affordable, rather than just seeing them as a way to make money. I know people on low incomes who have multiple mortgages because of investment - a teacher I know owns three houses! It was never meant to be like this. The government shouldn't have opened the floodgates for housing to be treated as just another investment. And here we are now. Channels like yours are steering people in the wrong direction. We've got full-time workers living on the streets or in their cars, while overseas investors throw their cash around, often not even knowing if it's linked to money laundering. The average Joe is the one paying the price for this mess, and housing should be about providing a home, not just a way to make a quick buck. Real estate has already become a cartel - they've all decided to play along so they all win, while everyday Aussies struggle to afford a place to live.
@@teomcamI used to think that house prices are mad even 20 years ago and was hoping that it would come down eventually. It did but not by much, mostly just stagnated. Like other business in life, unfortunatley prices are mostly driven by the law of supply and demands. Currently the demands are way higher than supplies and most likely will not change with the migrations, etc. So, good luck. I settled with buying in a less desirable suburb in Logan just to get out of the rental cycle, now I live in northern GC.
This entire system is madness. A house should be worth what it cost to build plus a reasonable margin for the builder. Treating property as a moneymaking tool is destroying this country
@ supply is artificially depressed through over regulation and land banking, and demand is artificially inflated by importing half a million people per year and first home owners grants etc. Don’t act like this is normal
@@Albo-bot don't bother to respond to the kid. It just bought a small block in Forest Lake and is trying to do confirmation bias that it didn't over pay 🙃
I completely agree its alot of money, but its still below the current median house price in Brisbane which is over $900k - www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-03/corelogic-property-prices-increase-may-housing-supply-demand/103919008 Hopefully the government does something to help create more affordable housing options.
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I bought a 6 bedroom home in Northern Italy last month for $335k AUD. House is beautiful walking distance to the town of Bassano Del Grappa. With mortgage at 2.9% fixed for the entire 30 years. We left Brisbane and Australia, sold everything the country isn’t what it was and I would rather a better life over the grind of buying cars and a house as the Aussie dream
How did you get a visa?
Wow, that sounds like an incredible move! Northern Italy is such a beautiful area. It’s definitely a different lifestyle compared to the Australian property market, which can feel like a grind at times. It’s great that you’ve found a place congrats!
Are you an Italian citzen? Was told brexzit ruined the European union! How are you supporting yourself to pay the mortgage...sounds too good to be truthful😢
You must be originally from Italy to be able to do that but good on you. Language barrier alone would put me off plus job opportunities
We managed to get a 3bdr in Forest Lake for 650 in June. Rare to see anything under 700k not even 5 months later
Great to hear you managed to find such a bargain! Yeah, property price growth is crazy right now - bu it is showing signs of cooling. Maybe things will be calmer in a few months
Thanks for sharing can make one about Perth 😊
For sure thanks for watching!
Even houses at INALA is selling for over $700k. I wouldn't buy a town house if that's what you classify as a house.
Yeah there are still a few just under $700k in Inala but are fewer and fewer - e.g. www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-house-qld-inala-145646532 $680k sold last week.
We bought land in South Moreton bay 37,000 built two bedroom small house ...own it 280,000 all up. Brisbane best kept secret 🤣
Hi there! Awesome to hear you own your property ouright! Yep, it's all about spending time in the market...
Did you look at Deception Bay?
Cheap...700k for a 3 bedroom miniblock
It’s definitely a lot of money! Property prices can seem high, especially for smaller blocks around Brisbane.
all fake information, eight mile plains no way you can buy house or townhouse in 700K to 800K
Thanks for watching - This Townhouse in Eight Mile Plains sold for $620k in September 2024 - www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-townhouse-qld-eight+mile+plains-144137524 and this one for $687k in Aug 2024 www.realestate.com.au/sold/property-townhouse-qld-eight+mile+plains-145585300
I did mention specifically in Eight Mile Plains you'd be looking more at Townhouses vs Homes.
Why to normalise this madness and advise there are bargains left in Australia. Are you out of mind?
Hi! I totally understand where you're coming from-navigating the current property market can feel overwhelming, especially with prices rising so quickly. However, every market has opportunities and, with the right mindset anyone can find a bargain.
@@MortgageBrokerAustralia I get where you're coming from about market opportunities, but in this current climate, I reckon having a roof over people's heads should come before investment opportunities. Housing is a basic need, and as prices keep going up, it's more important than ever to focus on making sure homes are affordable, rather than just seeing them as a way to make money. I know people on low incomes who have multiple mortgages because of investment - a teacher I know owns three houses! It was never meant to be like this. The government shouldn't have opened the floodgates for housing to be treated as just another investment. And here we are now.
Channels like yours are steering people in the wrong direction. We've got full-time workers living on the streets or in their cars, while overseas investors throw their cash around, often not even knowing if it's linked to money laundering. The average Joe is the one paying the price for this mess, and housing should be about providing a home, not just a way to make a quick buck. Real estate has already become a cartel - they've all decided to play along so they all win, while everyday Aussies struggle to afford a place to live.
@@teomcamI used to think that house prices are mad even 20 years ago and was hoping that it would come down eventually. It did but not by much, mostly just stagnated. Like other business in life, unfortunatley prices are mostly driven by the law of supply and demands. Currently the demands are way higher than supplies and most likely will not change with the migrations, etc. So, good luck. I settled with buying in a less desirable suburb in Logan just to get out of the rental cycle, now I live in northern GC.
This entire system is madness. A house should be worth what it cost to build plus a reasonable margin for the builder. Treating property as a moneymaking tool is destroying this country
It’s supply vs demand.
@ supply is artificially depressed through over regulation and land banking, and demand is artificially inflated by importing half a million people per year and first home owners grants etc. Don’t act like this is normal
@@Albo-bot don't bother to respond to the kid. It just bought a small block in Forest Lake and is trying to do confirmation bias that it didn't over pay 🙃
What about the value of the land? Not all land is worth the same amount. This will never change.
700k is not cheap.
I completely agree its alot of money, but its still below the current median house price in Brisbane which is over $900k - www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-03/corelogic-property-prices-increase-may-housing-supply-demand/103919008 Hopefully the government does something to help create more affordable housing options.
It actually is…