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SE1EP2 - Why Most First-Time Investors Will Lose Money in 2025 in Australia (And How To Avoid It)

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🚨 2025 Aussie Property Forecast: The Lie No One Tells You 🚨
Everyone’s saying property prices will boom, rates will fall, and first home buyers are "getting a chance." But here’s the truth: the latest 2025 property forecasts are a masterclass in gaslighting. Behind the media hype lies a system built for debt, inequality, and wealth transfer — and Millennials & Gen Z are the ones paying the price.
Banks like NAB and Westpac predict rate cuts in 2025, but who benefits first? Not first home buyers. It’s cashed-up investors with equity who pounce fast. Meanwhile, supply shortages are being weaponized — the housing shortage isn't a crisis, it's a business model to keep prices artificially high.
We break down how:
Builders shelve projects while demand rises
Outer suburbs become overhyped traps for naive buyers
Wealthy investors grab off-market deals while first home buyers get stuck with negative equity
Even as property prices rise 4–8% in cities like Brisbane and Adelaide, the average Aussie still struggles because 50% of homes are owned outright. Rich buyers keep bidding, while new buyers are trapped in a treadmill of debt.
Politicians hype up first home buyer schemes with 5% deposits — but this only drives up prices further. In reality, these schemes create debt-loaded buyers who can’t refinance or build real equity.
🔪 The real forecast?
Prices will rise for those who already own. Everyone else is just chasing a bus that left 5 years ago. But with the right strategy, you can still break the system — if you stop listening to media hype and start building long-term generational wealth.
🔥 If you’re serious about beating this system, book a 15min strategy call before my calendar fills up — like thousands of others already have.

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