Akhil Patel, cycle expert, joins Rob Dix to discuss the 18-year property cycle and its relevance in today's market. They explore the potential trajectory of the property market, analyzing factors like sentiment, central bank policies, and inflation. They also discuss unexpected scenarios, property prices and affordability, and investing in the remainder of the decade amidst global events and the Condratiev wave.

Industry experts provide predictions for the 2024 property market including rising prices, availability of properties, and stabilization of price falls. They discuss the impact of a general election and emphasize long-term investment strategies. Rob Wiggins predicts a more positive and certain property market with increased transactions and lower interest rates. The hosts express gratitude to listeners and announce upcoming content for the new series.

Akhil Patel, a market forecaster, discusses the precision of market forecasting, the behavioral thread in market cycles, and the importance of understanding hidden factors in the economy. The podcast also explores the psychology behind the boom phase in the market, the impact of market cycles on family business investing, the influence of COVID on real estate prices, and introduces 'The Secret Wealth Advantage' book focused on cycles in finance.

Author Akhil Patel discusses the economic corruption, impact of cycles on real estate markets, and potential future projects. He explores the challenges in publishing a book, historical economic influences, and strategies for navigating crises. The conversation highlights the importance of financial literacy, efficient land taxation, and analyzing market cycles for investment decisions.

Akhil Patel, author of 'The Secret Wealth Advantage', discusses the inspiration behind his book and alternative views of economics. They explore the possibility of a land boom in the UK and Australia, and strategies to maximize income during this phase. They also discuss the target audience for the book and ways to prepare for an inevitable crash in the economy.