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Canberra: A lengthy but not-too-surprising correction Underpinned by a solid public-sector-dominated job market and high household income, the nation’s capital has always been known for its high property prices. Over…
The property market is a complex system. Prices are hard to precisely predict. However, knowing which influencers to look at, it won’t be hard to tell the trends. While hundreds…
Airport passenger movements correlate positively with local economies and housing price growth. The diagram below describes this link. During the pandemic, international and state border closures severely impacted Australia’s aviation…
Hobart: A Well-Deserved Break Before More Robust Growth In the picturesque Apple Isle capital of Hobart, a city that has flourished in the past decade, witnessing a surge in both…
Oxford Economics’ recent Residential Property Prospects report predicts that in the coming 3 years, Sydney’s house prices will grow by 16%, while apartments will outperform and climb by 23%. The…
A rising yield is usually a good sign of growth. An example is Wyong. Wyong’s Story The chart below shows that Wyong’s house rental yields increased from 3.7% to 4.0%…
Property Investment involves more than just falling in love with a charming facade. To make a wise investment, it’s essential to delve into the factors that property valuers consider. Whether…
Many property investors are fascinated by the idea of development potential: I’m not just buying a house, but a development opportunity where I can demolish one house, build two, and…
Perth and Its Robust Comeback With a 2m+ population, Perth is Australia’s fourth-largest city. However, it is the second most affordable capital city to buy a house in, with a…
Adelaide: Smaller Yet Powerful With a population of 1.4 million, Adelaide is the smallest of Australia’s five major capital cities. However, its property market has been one of the best…
4.25% cash rate rise in one year and a half is the fastest increase in the RBA’s history, bringing many mortgage borrowers and property investors increased pressure levels, if not…
The RBA raised their cash rate target again in November to 4.35%, reaching the highest point since the end of 2011. After 13 cash rate rises in a year and…
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