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A major Sydney milestone seemed to pass us by recently with minimal fanfare. ABS statistics showed the population of Greater Sydney, which includes the Blue Mountains and Central Coast, reached 5,005,400 at the end June 2016 after adding a million people in just 16 years. That was an increase of almost 83,000 on the previous…
Despite Sydney being one of the best cities in the world to live, there is population exodus with Sydneysiders moving interstate. Typically, Sydney gains population from overseas and loses population to other parts of Australia – that’s nothing new. But the 2015/16 ABS figures show a net loss is accelerating with a net loss of…
Property prices accelerated over the past year, spurred on by the RBA’s rate cuts in May and August 2016. As a result, the twin issues of housing affordability and financial stability have been front of mind for Governments, the RBA and APRA, yet our real estate markets have remained stubbornly strong, but there are now signs suggesting that…
I’m often asked what are the big lessons that I’ve learned now that I’ve invested in property, and some would say successfully, for over 40 years. Probably the most important lesson we can all learn is that our property markets are not only driven by fundamentals, but also by the often irrational and erratic behaviour of…
Sydney’s property market has been the central focus of the real estate industry in recent years, particularly after median house prices soared into the seven figures earlier this year. Interest rate cuts, a construction boom, rapid employment growth and renewed confidence in the State government were just some of the reasons behind Sydney’s rapid and explosive…
Melbourne is set to become Australia’s largest city by the 2030’s according to demographer Bernard Salt. And that’s not really that far away, is it? If these forecasts pan out, and they are likley to be correct, they will underpin the strength of the Melbourne property market and deliver surety to investors who own property…
Two minute read Here’s my market forecast on 4 of our capital cities: Sydney End of the market upswing. Now being constrained by buying and rental affordability, plus low rental yields. Yet, sales demand still exceeds resale supply. New housing supply remains relatively tight. We are forecasting a 5% to 7.5% lift in house values…
Want a pictorial view of what’s happening in our property markets around Australia? Well these maps from Corelogic’s Mapping the Market Report will give you a good idea of what’s going on. Statistics at a national or broad regional area only tell you part of the story. While these statistics may show values or rents rising or falling, the…
In his column for Switzer, John McGrath discusses the Melbourne and Sydney property market. A lack of stock for sale in both Sydney and Melbourne has substantially contributed to a prolonging of the current boom. Over the past 12 months, there’s been plenty of buyers in the market but not nearly enough homes for sale to meet that…
What will Melbourne look like in the future? Melbourne hails as the world’s most liveable city – in fact it’s won that accolade for the last 6 years in a row. And Melbourne’s population has been growing at around 2% per annum. This means our population will grow by around 10% in the next 5…
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