Articles by Brett Warren

Brett Warren

Brett Warren is National Director of Metropole Properties and uses his two decades of property investment experience to advise clients how to grow, protect and pass on their wealth through strategic property advice.

What will your home be worth in two year’s time? Well, despite higher interest rates and existing affordability challenges, property prices in many parts of Australia could increase by over $100,000 in the next two years according to analysis by PropTrack data and KMPG property forecasts which indicate that much of our housing market is…

The latest PropTrack Home Price Index revealed that the 2023 price upturn is firmly entrenched with home prices hitting fresh record highs in many markets in October. Clearly, price growth has accelerated since 2022. According to PropTrack’s data, in the year to October 2022, national home prices had risen just 0.19% after falling 3.68% from…

When you first thought about buying property as an investment vehicle, did the words ‘quietly boring’ ever pop into your mind? I’m guessing they didn’t. Real estate is often seen as an exciting affair and whatever names you have to describe it, “boring” isn’t like to be one of them. But investing isn’t just for…

Do you understand the best way to invest in a rising property market? As it currently stands, our capital and regional cities are primed for growth over the next year or two. There is no doubt most property markets and properties will do well over this period. But what happens when the cycle moves on?…

Are you wondering whether you should put your money into investment property or shares? While at Metropole we are property specialists, we also advocate for diversification, so a healthy investment portfolio should contain an element of both. Each has its pros and cons, and most successful investors have multiple income streams and tend to benefit…

Investment property depreciation is a popular tax break (or tax loophole as some like to call it) legally available to property investors. Anyone who purchases a property for income-producing purposes is entitled to depreciate the building and the items within it against their tax-assessable income. Not only will claiming a tax deduction against a depreciating…

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