![[Podcast] Is this the most important Golden Rule of property investing? With Stuart Wemyss](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/MY-podcast-348%E2%80%93-Stuart-Wemyss-2-270x200.jpg)
If you’ve been listening to my podcasts or reading my blogs, you’ll know I have a number of rules and frameworks to help my property investing. By having these it takes the emotion out of investing and makes the results more predictable, but what’s the most important golden rule of property investing? That’s a question…
What does the current outlook for rising interest rates mean for housing in 2022? All the major banks are predicting rate rises this year – some as early as June. And they are also predicting property values to drop significantly in 2023. Will this really happen? Well…the latest wages data showed “real” wages (inflation adjusted)…
![[Podcast] The Brutal Truths about property investment that no one else will tell you](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/MY-podcast-332-270x200.jpg)
Today’s podcast will be a little different. Today I’m going to be brutal. I’m not holding back and I’m going to tell you some brutal truths about property investing. You’ll learn some of the things that can go wrong. You’ll learn about the frustrations of being a property investor. You will learn some of the…
Big names in property have made a splash in this year’s ‘The List: Australia’s Richest 250′, published in The Australian. This year’s list features 10 powerbrokers from the property industry, with the highest entrant – Harry Triguboff – ranking at #6 with a wealth of $20.81 billion. Property Overall Ranking of The List Industry Rank…
Australia’s rich are getting richer according to The List, published by The Australian. Australia now has a massive 131 billionaires and their average net worth is $2.08 billion. In fact, the top 10 on The List are wealthier than ever before, led by two of the country’s most successful businesswomen who have changed the face…
![[Podcast] Build a property investment business you can be proud of with Ken Raiss](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/MY-podcast-342-QA-Ken_Raiss7-270x200.jpg)
Do you want to be a successful property investor? If so, you’ll have to do things differently than most investors. One way to do that is to treat it like a business. Today, I’ll be discussing this concept in detail with Australia’s leading property tax accountant Ken Raiss, director of Metropole Wealth Advisory. I’m sure…
How confident are you about your future? The world’s Geopolitical problems and local issues such as inflation, the specter of rising interest rates, and our local floods have made people feel less secure. In fact, consumer confidence plunged 4.8% last week, falling to its lowest level since early September 2020. ANZ Bank report that confidence…
![[Podcast] Can property prices really keep rising – Q&A Day, with Brett Warren](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/MY-podcast-340-QA-Brett-Warren-270x200.jpg)
How steeply will house prices fall after this boom? Are townhouses good investments, what’s ahead for Brisbane property? These are some of the questions we answer in today’s Q&A podcast with Brett Warren. Question: Can real estate prices really keep rising considering where they are today? In the past, property values rose because interest rates…
The 2021 property boom saw prices rise at an unprecedented rate around the country. Yet it was house prices that stole the show, soaring 25.5% to a new national median of $1,066,133 while units a more modest 7.7% to a national $621,880 median, according to recent Domain data. While prices rose across the board, the…
![[Podcast] Economic and property trends you must understand. The Big Picture with Pete Wargent](https://cdn.propertyupdate.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/03/344-_-MY-podcast-macro_economic_and_property_trends-Pete_Wargent7-270x200.jpg)
Boy, there’s a lot going on in the world right now isn’t there? Overseas there are all the geopolitical issues, and back home there are our own political issues plus concerns about wages growth, inflation, and the economy. Of course, Australia’s economy and our property markets don’t operate in isolation, and that’s why each month…
