Comments on: Migrants are being accused of driving the property prices up http://www.homeiown.com/migrants-are-being-accused-of-driving-the-property-prices-up/ How buying, building or renting a house works in Australia Thu, 02 Feb 2012 21:05:23 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: listo http://www.homeiown.com/migrants-are-being-accused-of-driving-the-property-prices-up/comment-page-1/#comment-18353 listo Sun, 21 Nov 2010 21:34:38 +0000 http://www.homeiown.com/?p=1500#comment-18353 Migrants are earning the same as aussie for the same work but have less in their pocket paying 4500 dollar for a public school a year,having 3 kids make us not the persons who are driving up the property prices, in fact , I could buy a property in my home country, in fact I had one , and in fact it is impossible in Australia for us, Lafha doesn't cover this and Lapha is also for aussie when they have to move outer state for their job,so where al those stories come from that migrants are lucky bastards in earning way more then you do ,tell me, I am doing something wrong. Mind you,I love Australia and I do not wanna complain, but these kind of stories are a bit painfull to read, cos it is not true. have a nice day listo Migrants are earning the same as aussie for the same work but have less in their pocket paying 4500 dollar for a public school a year,having 3 kids make us not the persons who are driving up the property prices, in fact , I could buy a property in my home country, in fact I had one , and in fact it is impossible in Australia for us, Lafha doesn’t cover this and Lapha is also for aussie when they have to move outer state for their job,so where al those stories come from that migrants are lucky bastards in earning way more then you do ,tell me, I am doing something wrong.
Mind you,I love Australia and I do not wanna complain, but these kind of stories are a bit painfull to read, cos it is not true.

have a nice day

listo

]]> By: Terence http://www.homeiown.com/migrants-are-being-accused-of-driving-the-property-prices-up/comment-page-1/#comment-17055 Terence Fri, 05 Feb 2010 02:57:06 +0000 http://www.homeiown.com/?p=1500#comment-17055 If you bring in more white collar workers the cost of living goes up and the wages remain stagnant. Im something like 8th generation in some branches - who knows but I have left the country or trying to leave (which is odd because as an Aussie its hard to migrate somewhere else). Everytime I come back to Australia as an Accountant the wages have hardly gone up - this is over 10 years. The poor migrants usually have some degree of extended family here or they are rich people from poor countries ( and those countries are getting richer - there are a hell of alot of people in places like Brazil that earn more than the average Aussie). If they are from Europe/UK they have a stronger currencly contrary to your claims that they have a less expensive currency. They also get an inheritance from the UK etc. Some migrants live in large family groups thus allowing economies of scale and they can get on the property ladder very quickly. Should the Aussie change his culture and live 3 families to a house? Well I think they will in the future and also there won't be too many Aussies left. I won't be in Australia if I can help it and before some smartarse says good riddance -think about what society is being built - people won't have a stake in society they will feel poor and recognise that no matter how hard they study/work etc they will never have a house and society will become very divided which is the antithesis of how Australia was built. If you bring in more white collar workers the cost of living goes up and the wages remain stagnant. Im something like 8th generation in some branches – who knows but I have left the country or trying to leave (which is odd because as an Aussie its hard to migrate somewhere else). Everytime I come back to Australia as an Accountant the wages have hardly gone up – this is over 10 years. The poor migrants usually have some degree of extended family here or they are rich people from poor countries ( and those countries are getting richer – there are a hell of alot of people in places like Brazil that earn more than the average Aussie). If they are from Europe/UK they have a stronger currencly contrary to your claims that they have a less expensive currency. They also get an inheritance from the UK etc. Some migrants live in large family groups thus allowing economies of scale and they can get on the property ladder very quickly. Should the Aussie change his culture and live 3 families to a house? Well I think they will in the future and also there won’t be too many Aussies left. I won’t be in Australia if I can help it and before some smartarse says good riddance -think about what society is being built – people won’t have a stake in society they will feel poor and recognise that no matter how hard they study/work etc they will never have a house and society will become very divided which is the antithesis of how Australia was built.

]]> By: Sydney de la Tour http://www.homeiown.com/migrants-are-being-accused-of-driving-the-property-prices-up/comment-page-1/#comment-17046 Sydney de la Tour Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:11:28 +0000 http://www.homeiown.com/?p=1500#comment-17046 "China Daily" writes: "Australia is now a hot real estate market for Chinese investors". And one billion Chinese read it... but how many can afford? - Most of Australia's immigrants are employed in health care, social assistance and construction. The real estate market is poised to grow thanks to record low interest rates and the Australian government's stimulus package. “China Daily” writes: “Australia is now a hot real estate market for Chinese investors”. And one billion Chinese read it… but how many can afford? – Most of Australia’s immigrants are employed in health care, social assistance and construction. The real estate market is poised to grow thanks to record low interest rates and the Australian government’s stimulus package.

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