“Long-term average being I think 6.8% or 7.8%… even if it grew by 3%… I get a 5x return on that because I've taken on leverage.”

Personal Finance with Ravi Sharma | Australian Finance & Property Podcast · First Crash, Then Boom? | Australian Property Price Predictions!

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State long-term average Australian house price growth and leveraged return

6.8%-7.8% annual price growth; 5x return on 3% growth when leveraged

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