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Hosted by Dominique Grubisa | 27.10.2022 Podcast Episode #35

How Does Property Forecasting Work? | #35

In today’s episode of The Property Lovers Podcast we are looking at how property forecasting works.

In order to make the best investment decisions we like to stay informed, in order to stay informed we listen to the economists and forecasters on what their predictions for the property market outlook is and then we can plan. But, do the forecasters even predict at all and are we always flying blind?

Well, that is exactly what we are answering in today’s podcast episode.

Get ready to find out:

  • How do economists predict the property market?
  • Why all property data is like looking in the rearview mirror
  • What human emotions all markets are driven by
  • Why you should always do the opposite of what the majority is doing
  • What conditions and factors do the forecasters look at
  • The metrics the experts use to predict the market
  • Why there are differences between different forecasters

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