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Reports, statistics and analysis from experts on the Australian property market.
How suburbs transition from owner-occupier to investor markets read icon 2 min read
Hotspots • 12 Mar 2018
How suburbs transition from owner-occupier to investor markets
In the same way that the Mount Druitt property market in NSW transitioned from an owner-occupier to an investor market six years ago, Queensland’s Kippa-Ring is now...
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Smart Property Investment's Berkley Vale property read icon 1 min read
Hotspots • 12 Mar 2018
How is each property market really performing?
On this episode of the Smart Property Investment Show, we invite Phil Tarrant’s business partner Alex Whitlock to continue the chat with Phil, as well as previous...
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Challenges of an agent, buyer's agent, property investment, investing, property buyer read icon 4 min read
Hotspots • 10 Mar 2018
The challenges of becoming a buyer’s agent
Cohen Handler’s Ben Handler has successfully transitioned from being a property investor to becoming a buyer’s agent—a journey that has taught him valuable lessons...
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property prices supercharged by jobs growth read icon 1 min read
Hotspots • 09 Mar 2018
Which areas have property prices supercharged by jobs growth?
While some may believe in population growth as the main means of influencing property prices, one expert believes that jobs should have a higher priority when looking to...
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Luke Harris and Matthew Bateman read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 09 Mar 2018
Know your ‘why’ before investing in property
Remember when you were a kid and wanted that latest toy and used all your pocket money to buy it? The same desire can also apply to investing, with many examples of...
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Why a written pre-approval is not a lending guarantee read icon 4 min read
Hotspots • 09 Mar 2018
Why a written pre-approval is not a lending guarantee
Property investor Eric Brown purchased a two-storey warehouse in Lilyfield for $1.73 million hoping to develop it into a multi-residential unit, only to have his...
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fastest selling capital city property, Australia read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 08 Mar 2018
The fastest selling capital city property around Australia
The latest property Pulse from CoreLogic looks at which suburbs are moving property sales the fastest in each of the capital cities, with Hobart coming out as the clear...
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poor performing property markets read icon 5 min read
Hotspots • 07 Mar 2018
Should you invest in ‘poor performing property markets’?
Even after consumer confidence in Brisbane waned following the Global Financial Crisis and the Brisbane floods in 2011, wHeregroup’s Todd Hunter still chose to invest...
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Investor red tape, housing affordability read icon 3 min read
Hotspots • 07 Mar 2018
Investor red tape is not the answer for slipping housing affordability
Over the December quarter, housing affordability declined nationwide, and some are saying the answer to the issue isn’t to increase taxes on investors, but for the...
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markets for regional Victoria, property market, property investment read icon 1 min read
Hotspots • 07 Mar 2018
The hottest February private sale markets for regional Victoria
The Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has stated private sales in regional Victoria are strong so far in 2018, but where are properties selling the fastest?
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