Will you be ready next time? So, just how bad is this crisis going to get? The first thing you do is know where we are within the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle. This tells us the true financial crisis that will badly affect global markets is many years away

We are now in a higher-than-normal inflation environment allied with aggressive interest rate raising from global central banks. But what does that mean for you?

As property experts always say: it’s all about location, location, location. Today I’ve provided you with one practical and useable explanation of what precisely that means. There is however so much more involved in the land market that you would do well to know about as we move ever closer to the eventual peak in land values later this decade.

Learn about the over 200-year history of the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle and why even today it continues to repeat like clockwork. It will teach you how to decipher the news that we get bombarded with every day to focus solely on what truly matters.

Were you aware that Amazons biggest and most expensive purchase ever was a chain of grocery stores? Even more importantly though, do you know what that and the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle have in common?

How can you avoid looking the wrong way all the time? It’s quite simple. Get educated.

I’ve said it multiple times already this year: I knew that land markets in Australia and across the world would not collapse this year. It’s because I know the hidden order of the economy and, thanks to the 18.6-year Real Estate Cycle, I also have the timing.

When you read things about inflation or bonds in isolation take them with a large pinch of salt. What if you find a chart on each that is telling you something that no-one at all is reporting? And what if it is saying that the incessant noise and negative reporting that gets shoved down our throats is wrong?

Do you really want to learn how to invest with the real estate cycle? Are you ready for what I confidently predict will be the greatest boom in our lifetimes. If so, here’s what you do.

A fascinating little report passed my desk recently. It had lots of info graphs, charts, and plenty of statistics. Now, that might not be your idea of an easy read in your most comfortable chair. But the devil is in the detail.