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    Dear All,

    If you know what property clock is, can you please shed some lights where big cities are sitting? I believe Melbourne is at 9 o'clock and Perth and Brisbane is somewhere between 5-7 o'clock. Please correct me if I am wrong.

    Thank you.

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    Hi Ricky,

    I assume you are referring to Steve McKnight's Property Clock from his third book, which illustrates that real estate market moves in cycles of price growth and decline

    In my opinion I believe most of the growth has already occurred in Melbourne and that the 9 o'clock phase in Melbourne is ending i.e. there will not be any rapid price growths this year

    Hope that helps,

    Regards,

    Kong

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    Hi Kong,

    Yes, it is what I am referring to. But what about other cities?

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    Hi Ricky,

    To be honest with you, I do not know about the other cities, and haven't done much research on Australian properties and market – I have mainly been focusing most of my studies on other asset classes such as shares and commodities.

    However, if I was interested in the Australian market, I would consider buying reports from http://www.residex.com.au/ – this where a lot of property experts like Steve McKnight, and Dymphna Boholt get their information from.

    Warm regards,

    Kong

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