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Where to buy investment property
Knowing where to buy property is the difference between a successful property investor and a poor one.
It doesn’t matter what your budget is, you need to ensure you choose locations that will offer long-term investments.
Remember, not every property is a smart investment. So we’ve found the best industry experts to guide you through your property search.
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- Why location is only one of the key factors you should look for
- We look at where you SHOULDN’T buy
- What’s the right property for this stage of the property cycle?
- Why you should avoid “hotspots”
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The Sydney Property Market – 20 Investor Insights
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...
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Melbourne will be Australia’s largest city by the 2030’s
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...
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My market forecasts on 4 capital cities in 2 minutes
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...
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Mapping the property market | May 2017
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...
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Are Sydney and Melbourne at their peak?
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...
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What will Melbourne look like in 180 years?
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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Sydneysiders Favour Melbourne’s More Affordable Properties
With Sydney’s property prices continuing to rise to ever more unaffordable levels, residents are turning to Melbourne for more affordable alternatives. While both capitals have enjoyed a major boom in house prices, the average home in Melbourne is generally cheaper than in Sydney (sometimes by up to 40% for new apartments). Indeed, many Sydneysiders now...
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Population growth – Do we put up “We Are Full” signs?
Three minute read. Let’s talk about housing density instead. Town planning is encouraging more housing density in our middle to outer suburbs. Sometimes this is done as a forerunner to improved local transport infrastructure. But most of the time it is done to meet population targets – more bums of seats, so to speak, which...
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