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From CHAT

Annual Totals u Total Value of AustraliaAs Residential Dwellings
The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliaAs Total Value of
Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March
quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 y annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 u March quarter total y A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 u March quarter total y A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 u December quarter (approximate year-end figure) y A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 u March quarter total y A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the
blocks.

All are WASTING assets.
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 11:32:54 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

From CHAT

Annual Totals rCo Total Value of AustraliarCOs Residential Dwellings
The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliarCOs Total Value of Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March
quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 -L annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 rCo March quarter total -L A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 rCo March quarter total -L A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 rCo December quarter (approximate year-end figure) -L A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 rCo March quarter total -L A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the
blocks.

Nope, the house and land

All are WASTING assets.

Nope, the value keeps increasing
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:07:38 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 11:32:54 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

From CHAT

Annual Totals u Total Value of AustraliaAs Residential Dwellings
The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliaAs Total Value of
Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March
quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 y annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 u March quarter total y A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 u March quarter total y A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 u December quarter (approximate year-end figure) y A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 u March quarter total y A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the
blocks.

Nope, the house and land

All are WASTING assets.

Nope, the value keeps increasing

The land lasts forever, but the structures wear out and always need repair/replacement. Also, it's a question of degree, just how can
the structures bear the prices. If factories occupied the land then
these would be productive. Houses are dead weight.

And $11 trillion? Bit much!
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 15:09:58 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:07:38 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 11:32:54 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

From CHAT

Annual Totals rCo Total Value of AustraliarCOs Residential Dwellings
The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliarCOs Total Value of
Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March
quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 -L annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 rCo March quarter total -L A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 rCo March quarter total -L A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 rCo December quarter (approximate year-end figure) -L A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 rCo March quarter total -L A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the
blocks.

Nope, the house and land

All are WASTING assets.

Nope, the value keeps increasing

The land lasts forever,

Not always, most obviously with land on the coast
and while the land is mostly still there, it isnt any
use for housing in flood prone areas

but the structures wear out andalways need repair/replacement.

Not always

Also, it's a question of degree, justhow can the structures bear the > prices.

Try that again in english

If factories occupied the land then these wouldbe productive. Houses > are dead weight.

Bullshit they are, they provide shelter
and comfort and employment.

And $11 trillion? Bit much!

Nope, that's based on an analysis of the sale price of the house and land
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On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 17:13:58 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 15:09:58 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:07:38 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 11:32:54 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

From CHAT

Annual Totals u Total Value of AustraliaAs Residential Dwellings
The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliaAs Total Value of
Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March
quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 y annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 u March quarter total y A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 u March quarter total y A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 u December quarter (approximate year-end figure) y A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 u March quarter total y A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the
blocks.

Nope, the house and land

All are WASTING assets.

Nope, the value keeps increasing

The land lasts forever,

Not always, most obviously with land on the coast
and while the land is mostly still there, it isnt any
use for housing in flood prone areas

That's for sure. Yet in the recent past the sheeple were flogged land
in such areas, and in fire-prone areas as well. And we poor (lately
poorer) taxpayer had to pay to "bail" them out. Even now, as we
speak, insurance premiums have rocketed, and it's all their fault.

but the structures wear out andalways need repair/replacement.

Not always

Mostly.

Also, it's a question of degree, justhow can the structures bear the
prices.

Why are sheeple paying these ridiculous prices. Why are they not
shacking up with their in laws; like the good old days?

Try that again in english

Clearly Oxford high-English is not your first language!

If factories occupied the land then these wouldbe productive. Houses >> are dead weight.

Bullshit they are, they provide shelter
and comfort and employment.

Wot? For eleven thousand billion dollars???

And $11 trillion? Bit much!

Nope, that's based on an analysis of the sale price of the house and land

With all the tax lurks built in I'll betcha.


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On Tue, 12 Aug 2025 09:58:44 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 17:13:58 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 15:09:58 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 14:07:38 +1000, "Rod Speed"
<rod.speed.aaa@gmail.com> wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2025 11:32:54 +1000, Peter Jason <pj@jostle.com> wrote: >>>>

From CHAT

Annual Totals rCo Total Value of AustraliarCOs Residential Dwellings >>>>> The ABS publishes quarterly estimates of AustraliarCOs Total Value of >>>>> Dwelling Stock (TVDS). To capture annual totals, we can use the March >>>>> quarter values each year. Here's how the figures look, based on the
ABS data:

Year (March Quarter) Total Value (A$ billion)
2021 ~8,293
2022 ~10,200
2024 ~11,000 (Dec 2024 -L annual)
2025 ~11,366

2021 rCo March quarter total -L A$8.29 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2022 rCo March quarter total -L A$10.2 trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics

2024 rCo December quarter (approximate year-end figure) -L A$11.0
trillion
Australian Bureau of Statistics
Herald Sun

2025 rCo March quarter total -L A$11.366 trillion

Presumably these are figures for the bricks and sticks sitting on the >>>>> blocks.

Nope, the house and land

All are WASTING assets.

Nope, the value keeps increasing

The land lasts forever,

Not always, most obviously with land on the coast
and while the land is mostly still there, it isnt any
use for housing in flood prone areas

That's for sure. Yet in the recent past the sheeple were flogged land> in such areas, and in fire-prone areas as well. And we poor (lately
poorer) taxpayer had to pay to "bail" them out.

Bullshit we did

Even now, as we
speak, insurance premiums have rocketed, and it's all their fault.

but the structures wear out and always need repair/replacement.

Not always

Mostly.

Bullshit

Also, it's a question of degree, just how can the structures bear the
prices.

Why are sheeple paying these ridiculous prices. Why are they not
shacking up with their in laws; like the good old days?

We never did that

Also, it's a question of degree, justhow can the structures bear the >>> prices.

Try that again in english

Clearly Oxford high-English is not your first language!

You never could bullshit your way out of a wet paper bag

If factories occupied the land then these would be productive. >>> Houses are dead weight.

Bullshit they are, they provide shelter
and comfort and employment.

Wot?

Fraid so

And $11 trillion? Bit much!

Nope, that's based on an analysis of the sale price of the house and >> land

With all the tax lurks built in I'll betcha.

Bullshit
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