“‘The intrinsic value of a property is whatever it costs to replace… a two-bedroom apartment today in Sydney is probably $1.2 million to build.’”

Asset Rich with Jack Henderson · Kyle vs Jack: Two of Australia's Biggest Rogues Hold Nothing Back

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States that a property’s intrinsic value equals its replacement cost (≈$1.2 M for a two-bedroom Sydney apartment)

$1.2 M replacement cost

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