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本帖最后由 bungyjumping999 于 2019-12-13 17:24 编辑
Lease 发表于 2019-12-13 12:34 
I do not wish property price come to $3m in 20 years time.
If it reached that price, then the gap ...
You are right.
just that I am wondering when the property was $200K (median price) in Auckland, Were people thinking the same thing about the Wealth gap and grass-root revolution if it reached $500K, $800K, $1million?
We all want stabilities but things are moving fast in this era. Grass-root revolution will not be successful, they will be diffused by cheaper houses/apartments on the outskirt. They will move on to those houses and accept the reality of city evolution.
Houses with big sections within 5 KM radius will be rare. They are the potential to reach $2-3 million and only for the elites.
Happened in any Tier 1 cities before, it will happen here with the passes of time.
$1 million in the year 2000 can buy really good houses in Auckland, now can only buy a simple house in Glenfield. How cynical is that?
Chinese take-away was $8-9 (yr 2000) and now $12.50
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