Nothing, it seems, will stop Australian property prices. The 'pandemic' has pushed them to new heights.
Inflation and higher interest rates may be emerging as a risk to the property market, but there are big buffers.
In the past the stock market was about taking risks and punting on sentiment while housing was about income returns. Now, it is the other way round.
Australian property prices are rampant as usual. Too few investment options is the reason.
The Evergrande collapse could signal an earthquake is coming in China's, and therefore the world's, financial markets.
What will happen to Real Estate Investment Trusts when there is a reopening?
Even the industry people are now saying that property prices in Australia have gone nuts.
Australia's financial markets depend on residential property in the first instance and banks in the second instance.
Australians' obsession with housing continues apace.
With money locked in Australia because of border closure building is booming. But reopening the borders will be crucial if demand is to be sustained.
Mortgage volumes are booming. Will this save bank shares?