In this week’s Land Cycle Investor, we dive into New Zealand and Canada to ask whether their sharp corrections offer a preview of how Australia's Land Cycle will end. The report also features an exclusive interview with MacroBusiness co-founder Leith van Onselen — packed with charts and data, all available for you to download below.

If you're tired of the mainstream spin on the economy, then you need to hear from Leith Van Onselen and Dr. Cameron Murray!

It featured Harry Dent, a financial analyst well-known for his bearish predictions on the property market globally.

The Impact on the 18.6-year Land Cycle from increased Land Taxation - no winner's curse? Prices/rents up or down?

Exclusive market update with Leith Van Onselen PLUS! Learn how to value land to assess where we are in the Land Cycle

A new report produced by research firm KPMG forecasts house prices to surge over the next two tears, with a rise nationally of 4.9% over the next nine months and then another 9.4% in the year to June 2025. KPMG’s property report on Australia’s capital cities speculates that apartment prices across the country will see an average rise of 3.1% by next June, followed by a 6% increase in the next 12 months. And as we’ve been forecasting over at Cycles, Trends & Forecasts over th

A few days ago, I joined the two renegade economists, Dr Cameron Murray and Leith van Onselen , to bust a few myths about the current economic environment. I also got their insights into the cycle as we transit through the final few years to the peak in 2026. Both Cameron and Leith write their own independent narratives on the real estate market and macro economy — with information that stands refreshingly apart from the BS shared in the mainstream media. After all, over the