The thing that caught my eye from the RBA this week was the admission that China is growing slower than expected. The RBA is now watching this as part of their domestic juggling act. I did note this last week and we now have somewhat confirmation that the RBA isn’t asleep at the wheel. That’s good news.
Hi Pete...where does it end with construction costs?
Seems the bulk of wage rises over the last few years have mostly gone to tradies, so they shouldn't be whinging.
Where I live in Sydney north, half renovated houses are only saleable with a big discount, and some crap project home or build that doesn't need work sells for a premium
I feel the same, I think we have a major productivity issue in the construction industry. Not sure what the solution is, I just know of the problems. Thanks for the feedback, always appreciated.
Hi Pete...where does it end with construction costs?
Seems the bulk of wage rises over the last few years have mostly gone to tradies, so they shouldn't be whinging.
Where I live in Sydney north, half renovated houses are only saleable with a big discount, and some crap project home or build that doesn't need work sells for a premium
I feel the same, I think we have a major productivity issue in the construction industry. Not sure what the solution is, I just know of the problems. Thanks for the feedback, always appreciated.