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Global finance: BIS shrapnel's reports on Australian building supply will decline in next 4 years

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According to forecaster BIS Shrapnels Building in Australia 2016-2031 report, national dwelling commencements have already peaked and will begin to decline in the second half of this year, and apartment building is set to collapse 50 percent over the next four years, with only Sydney be excepted. In an interview with Ivan Leung, Simon Wu, financial planner and Director of Simon Wu Co., is going to explain: why NSW is being the exception, and what does it imply to Australian economic future?


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According to forecaster BIS Shrapnels Building in Australia 2016-2031 report, national dwelling commencements have already peaked and will begin to decline in the second half of this year, and apartment building is set to collapse 50 percent over the next four years, with only Sydney be excepted. In an interview with Ivan Leung, Simon Wu, financial planner and Director of Simon Wu Co., is going to explain: why NSW is being the exception, and what does it imply to Australian economic future?



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