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...

Discover why the 2026 land cycle peak could be the most dangerous in decades. This report unpacks Australia’s land cycle, Perth’s unique role in the commodity-driven K-wave, lessons from past crashes, and what sellers must do now to maximise returns before the downturn hits.

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..

In today’s report I have a gold mine of information for you on Perth’s land cycle. The data I bring you today will break new ground..

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

The year has got off to a good start, and the land cycle is bang on track with the national median reaching a new peak over 2023...

Remember, the second half of the cycle, historically, is stronger than the first. The bullet points below set out the pattern. Growth in values was flat between 1955 to the early 1960s, then rose strongly through to 1974 Growth from the late 1970s to the mid-80s was flat, then rose strongly between 1987–89 (the winner’s curse phase of the cycle) There was flat growth from the early 1990s to the mid-1990s, then the market boomed between 2001–08 And again, the market was flat (