COLLAPSE WARNING: Major Bank Just Sounded the Alarm on an Incoming 2030 Housing Crash

By Scott Kuru

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The loudest talking points about Australia’s housing crisis are not the ones driving it. The truth is more structural, more uncomfortable, and it explains why prices and rents keep climbing. In this video, I walk through Westpac’s view of the Australian housing market and what it implies for housing supply, planning, construction capacity, and long term affordability. This is essential watching if you are trying to understand the forces behind the property cycle, the housing shortage narrative, and the policy choices that keep demand outpacing new homes. 🏘️ Subscribe now to become a property insider and stay ahead of these market-changing trends. ➡️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro and the claim that changes everything 01:15 The long timeline behind today’s crisis 03:38 Why the housing target is slipping 05:37 What this means for prices and competition 08:55 The housing gap and why supply is hard to scale 13:36 Conclusion and the key takeaway #housingcrisis #Australia #homebuyers

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