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Would you like to know where house prices are going to be at the end of this year and next year? 

Today, I'll share the latest forecasts from Domain, and we're going to run through them state by state and explain what might make them better or worse depending upon what happens in our economy. 

Then in my mindset moment, I'm going to show you how you won the lottery. 

Today's episode contains a lot of numbers and figures, but I think the trends that I'm going to explain will give you some comfort. 

What's Ahead for Australia's Property Market? 

Remember, it wasn't that long ago that our media was predicting housing market Armageddon. The property pessimists have again been proven wrong. Having said that, this has been the longest and the deepest property downturn in modern history. 

What's ahead? 

Remember there is not one property market nor one Sydney or Melbourne property market, but having said that, Trent Wilshire, economist for Domain, forecasts that property values are likely to stabilize in the capital cities by the end of the year, and in fact rise in some locations, and he predicts moderate growth in 2020. 

Forecast for Sydney:

Forecast for Melbourne:

Forecast for Brisbane:

Forecast for Canberra

Forecast for Perth:

Forecast for Hobart:

Forecast for Adelaide

Links and Resources: 

Michael Yardney

Metropole Property Strategists

Metropole's Strategic Property Plan – to help both beginning and experienced investors

Some of our favourite quotes from the show: 

"Remember, Melbourne is rated as one of the 10 fastest growing large capital cities in the developed world." –Michael Yardney 

"Property prices are driven by investors in particular." –Michael Yardney 

"Entitlement gets us nothing but heartache. It blinds us to the magic of gratitude." –Michael Yardney 

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