To help you understand what’s ahead and if our property markets are going to keep rising or going to slow down or even go backward, as some property pessimists are still suggesting, in today’s episode I want to outline the dynamics and the economics of Australia’s property markets and what causes property values to increase…
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Despite the challenges of cost-of-living pressures and high-interest rates, property prices just keep rising. This trend is driven by a number of factors, including a chronic shortage of new homes at a time of strong population growth, high building costs, and a tight rental market, all of which boost housing demand. The shortage of new…
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What’s the outlook for the Australian property markets for the rest of 2024? Have interest rates really peaked now and when will they start coming down or will the RBA raise rates again in 2024? Will the “fixed interest rate cliff” and affordability issues cause a round of distressed sales and prices to fall or…
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Want to know a major influence on our housing markets for the next few decades? Well…. I believe that demographics drives our property markets and understanding the various life stages is critical to becoming a successful property investor. However leading demographer Bernard Salt suggests that it’s all changing! Gone are the days when transitioning into…
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Are you wondering what will happen to the Melbourne property market in 2024? Clearly, the Melbourne housing market has not performed as strongly as some other capitals over the last year, but Melbourne’s property values are expected to gain ground as we move through 2024. Melbourne home prices were flat in March, while unit values…
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Are you wondering what’s ahead for the Brisbane property market in 2024? Brisbane continues to be one of Australia’s strongest capital city housing markets and is likely to remain so throughout 2024, with dwelling values continuing to go from strength to strength. Brisbane’s housing market skyrocketed over the last few years with 55.2% price growth…
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Are you wondering what’s ahead for the Sydney property market in 2024? Well…Sydney’s home values will continue to increase, although a little more slowly than they did in 2023. The surge in properties for sale in Sydney hasn’t yet slowed demand, with prices rising 0.3% in March and 9.6% over the past year. Both buyer…
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Recently success coach and best selling author Robin Sharma shared 20 of his quotes for getting bold dreams and bright goals done. They came from his books, blogs and tweets. Here they are: 1. Dream Big. Start small. Act now. 2. Victims make excuses. Leaders deliver results. 4. Education is inoculation against disruption. 5. A problem…
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Most people have met “Ron” but probably don’t realise it. Ron is not some long-lost Great Uncle or even the person you always smile at at the local café but never got around to learning their name. No, that is because Ron is short for “Later Ron”, which is that old chestnut that’s also called…
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Recently one of my nephews, who has suddenly taken an interest in the property, asked me: “You’ve been investing for a long time – If you could go back 40 or 50 years, what would you have liked to know then that would have made you do things differently?” Now that’s a great question, isn’t…