Explore how interest rates, property timing, and global market forces shape the final stages of Australia’s 18-year land cycle. Insights from the latest LCI LIVE ZOOM EVENT cover city trends, gold, farmland, and what to expect as we head toward the 2026 peak...

Is Australia’s land bubble about to burst like the U.S. did in 2008? Economist Steve Keen joins Catherine Cashmore to reveal why government debt isn’t the danger—private debt is. Learn how soaring land values, fragile credit growth and reckless policy are setting up the final act of the cycle.

The U.S. real estate bubble is reaching breaking point. In this week’s Land Cycle Investor report, I explore how America leads the global land cycle—and speak with housing analyst Melody Wright about whether the end of this land cycle could be a 2008 repeat or worse!

In this week's LCI report you'll learn how to to time the market making an entry and exit by counting the years between key land cycle turns – we also map how each state and territory has moved through its downturn and show how long you can expect the land cycle recession to last...

We’re entering the last run of the cycle. The question is not if the peak will come, but when. The answer may surprise you. Inside, we show how much time remains before the bell rings - and what that means for investors who leave it too late.

Learn about what drives the Australian property cycle.. why it's one of the most lucrative cycles on the globe, and how your understanding of taxation policies can help you navigate the turns..

We’re at a rare point in history where economic, geopolitical, environmental, and social cycles are all converging - and the signals are impossible to ignore. From the 18-year land cycle to the 144-year commodity cycle, history’s greatest forecasters have shown how these rhythms align with booms, busts, wars, and upheavals. Today, the same patterns are flashing red. This week, I unpack these cycles, connect them to today’s headlines, and share Andrew Pancholi’s latest timing

The U.S. property market is flashing the kind of late‑cycle warnings you can’t afford to ignore. Prices are hitting record highs even as transactions plunge to decade‑low levels. Building activity is rolling over, homebuilder stocks are sinking, and the most reliable recession indicator in history - the yield curve - has been inverted for more than two years....

At every stage of the cycle punters question how land values can possibly keep rising when wages are stagnated or falling backwards. Other’s suggest the only reason we have a cycle at all is because of the fiat banking system ...if this were controlled, the cycle would be eliminated. The land cycle has played out under a gold standard, under fiat, with high interest rates, low interest rates, fixed exchange regimes and floating ones. What's going to send this cycle highe

A deep dive into Australia’s 18.6-year land cycle since WWII, revealing how credit booms, construction surges, and aggressive rate hikes have driven past peaks and crashes. Explores whether the current cycle, flipped by COVID stimulus and historic rate rises, will break the pattern as we approach 2026–2028....

Learn how to identify and profit from Land Price Inflation with proven strategies, expert insights, and the hidden signals that reveal where property values will surge next.. plus market insights from SQM Founder Louis Christopher

You can master every economic cycle — from 72-year crashes to Kondratieff waves — and still lose your shirt if you ignore the one cycle that underpins them all: the land cycle. Timing without land knowledge leads to costly mistakes — understanding land gives you the ultimate forecasting edge.

Find out if NZ resonates with the 18Y land cycle - has it always been a rent-seekers paradise? Have local policies disrupted its land cycle?

It remains, that over 80% of today’s wealthiest Australians have made their fortunes as rentiers. Learn the mechanics of rent seeking....

Without exception, the completion of every world’s tallest building in the past century has coincided with an economic downturn.

Selling the air for profit - we often hear about the mismanagement of "taxpayer money," but what about "taxpayer air rights"?

We must always view other cycles within context of what is happening with the land cycle.  Land values rise for two primary reasons...

We put a lot of emphasis on the residential market. However, the commercial office real estate booms and busts are just as significant..

Looking back at WA's land cycles - will the land boom extend past 2026?

One of the keys to grasping an understanding of the land cycle, is to recognise the hidden land story behind inflation (stagflation)...