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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2020-11-13 11:15 编辑
haha... very good to see a Bull (LZ) is making a statement on the possible slowing down.
My take:
1) The government can try on LVR, but with the low-interest regime, it will not make much difference on the market.
2) The Banks, in any event, would have exercised their own caution with or without RBNZ's LVR policy, after all, Commercial Banks are privately owned and risk-taking institutions.
3) The costs of construction, infrastructure costs, and subdivision overall costs would make new-builts at a price well over $1 million range in most suburbs, it is difficult to drive the price any lower if profit is to be made.
4) Price movement is unstoppable at this stage, possible with some retrieve but will advance on.
Why? the "moral kidnap" in the market caused by this Pandemic means the interest will continue to be low and QE continues as a new normal in some years to come.
People who buy at this stage will be smiling when they look back in 3 years' time.
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