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Wes’s Window on Headlines and Housing
by wes Like every Australian, I open my eyes in the morning and immediately doom-scroll. News app. Socials. Something alarming I definitely didn’t ask for. I’m always mildly afraid of what happened overnight while we were asleep. Some policy pivot. Some tariff threat. Some announcement made at 3am our time that now apparently “changes everything”.…
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Wes’s Window on The Strange Blessing of Cheaper Debt
by Wes I’m no economist, but here are some thoughts. Interest rates keep slipping, like a sock on polished floorboards — graceful, a little unpredictable, and just risky enough to make you hesitate. It’s one of those macroeconomic shifts that feels good for a hot minute — like finding a $20 note in your jeans…
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Wes’s Window on The Strange Blessing of Cheaper Debt
by Wes I’m no economist, but here are some thoughts. Interest rates keep slipping, like a sock on polished floorboards — graceful, a little unpredictable, and just risky enough to make you hesitate. It’s one of those macroeconomic shifts that feels good for a hot minute — like finding a $20 note in your jeans — but the long-term impact, particularly…
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The Strange Blessing of Cheaper Debt: Sydney’s Inner City and the Curious Case of Falling Rates
by Wes, I’m no economist, but here are some thoughts. by wes Interest rates keep slipping, like a sock on polished floorboards—graceful, a little unpredictable, and just risky enough to make you hesitate. It’s one of those macroeconomic shifts that feels good for a hot minute—like finding a $20 note in your jeans—but the long-term impact, particularly…
Wes's Window on Life 