Here are a few reasons why.China just cut its discount rate again.Japan and Australia are cutting.ECB instituted quantitative easing and even the Germans are tacitly going along with it.  

Canada and Australia are among the short list of countries where housing is lease affordable. 

There are so many facets to investing I would say it's near impossible to nail down one thing for everyone as a reason to buy or not to buy in a city.I have been fortunate to speak to many investors in other states and recently was a keynote speaker in Brisbane Australia on those subject..

I live in Melbourne Australia and our current SFH that we rent is worth $1.2M but we pay $3100/mth for this property.  

Being born and raised in Sydney Australia I have seen real estate rise, rise and rise some more.

And now it looks like Australia is headed the same way:Australian Home Prices 6 Weeks Away from CollapseA couple of things: 1.

I've tried to use all the BP skills and apply them to Perth's (Western Australia) market place and think I've found something.I'm putting the call out to anyone who knows who I should/could talk to in my neck of the woods for a first person discussion?

Show #89- They had their first guest from Australia, Engelo Rumora, who actually lives in Toledo, Ohio;- Josh and Brandon went to New Orleans, and came back with a new winner of "Dirtiest City in the US": New Orleans, Louisiana.

I'm from Australia and can not wait until i start to invest in USA.

I've also run a business in the socialistic country of Australia and we here in Seattle are making some strides towards socialism.