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28/07/2014

Australia's City Centric Culture and Failure to Decentralise

What Did The Recent Grattan Review “Mapping Australia’s Economy” Really Reveal? By Catherine Cashmore “Too many workers live too far away to fulfil our cities’ economic potential”...

14/07/2014

Five years on since the US recession ‘officially’ ended in June 2009....

By - Catherine Cashmore Five years on since the US recession ‘officially’ ended in June 2009, urban land prices are rising, the pattern of history is repeating, and this time, the players on the...

24/06/2014

"By hoarding housing, the rich pay less, while the poor pay more"

By: Catherine Cashmore (Short article written for Property Observer – covering items made in detail else where on this blog.) I was contacted twice last week to comment on news stories that...

11/06/2014

Capitalism, Democracy and Land

Capitalism, Democracy and Land By Catherine Cashmore Protests that continue to erupt across the country against the Federal budget consist of two sectors. Those who are disadvantaged through cuts to government...

19/05/2014

The Budget – The Consequence - The Housing Market & The Next Generation

The Budget – The Consequence Last week, Joe Hockey stood up in front of Parliament and on behalf of the Abbott administration, announced; ''The age of entitlement is over. It has to be replaced, not with the...

9/05/2014

Economic Nonsense - ICAC investigations - And The Inevitable Consequence For A Future Generation Of Renters And Homebuyers.

Economic Nonsense - ICAC investigations - And The Inevitable Consequence For A Future Generation Of Renters And Homebuyers. As we approach the Federal budget, once again we have to endure another round of...

28/04/2014

Our Interrelated Property Cycles - easy ‘windfall’ gains – but, what’s the Consequence?

Our Interrelated Property Cycles - easy ‘windfall’ gains – but, what’s the Consequence? Take a cursory look through the international press and reports on housing related matters, and it could...

8/04/2014

A Look At The Market Through Foreign Eyes

A Look At The Market Through Foreign Eyes I had the good fortune to meet two investors from Dallas Texas last week - visiting in part, to survey the Australian real estate terrain and in return, provide a unique...

8/04/2014

Legally Underquoting? How Agents Get Away With It

Legally Underquoting? How Agents Get Away With It Anyone in who has searched though one of the online real estate websites recently, will understand the frustration experienced when price quotes are...

23/03/2014

People Power and Housing – Centre, Left, and Right.

People Power and Housing – Centre, Left, and Right. The protests that washed across major cities and towns a few days ago, covered a wide variety of issues, yet underlying them all is dissatisfaction with both...

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Catherine Cashmore

Owner & Director

Catherine Cashmore has been working in the Australian real estate market for over 14 years.

Originally from the UK, and having also lived in the US, Catherine has extensive experience across a range of international real estate markets.

As a buyer and seller advocate, Catherine has assisted hundreds of home buyers, investors, and developers, find, assess, and negotiate, quality real estate for great prices throughout Australia.

She is President of Australia's oldest economics organisation, Prosper Australia - an organisation that has conducted vast amounts of research into the economics of land, market cycles, and the intricacies of how tax and government policy affect the markets.

Catherine is a regular and highly respected media commentator. She has often been called upon to guest lecture at universities and educational institutions (including RMIT and Sydney University) on how tax policy affects the real estate market, the design of cities, and the economy.

She is the editor of Fat Tail Investment Research's Cycles, Trends, & Forecasts, Catherine Cashmore's Land Cycle Investor, and Catherine Cashmore's Real Estate Wealth Course – publications that teach real estate and stock market investors about the land cycle, its impact on the economy, and how to create wealth from property and stocks using this knowledge.

She is also one of the former editors of the extremely popular The Daily Reckoning Australia (or the ‘DR’ as it's affectionately known to its 60,000 subscribers). The DR is an independent financial news broadcaster that has been in the business of reporting financial trends that shape the economy since 1999.

Previously authoring the annual ‘Speculative Vacancies’ report, the only study in the world that analyses long-term vacant housing based on water usage data (Australia-focused), Catherine has an in-depth knowledge of the Australian real estate market and economic environment few can rival.

You can contact Catherine directly on 0458 143 089 or at cc@cashmoreco.com.au

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