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How low interest rates affect the property market

24 FEB 2020 • By Tasha Levy • 1 min read • Investor Strategy

On this episode of The Smart Property Investment show, Chris Bedingfield dismantles the pervading myth that low interest rates equate to affordable house prices.

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The co-founder of Quay Global Investors joins host Cameron Micallef to dissect how the Australian market is comparing to larger markets overseas, the difference between overvaluation and a bubble, and why interest rate cuts aren’t effective longer term.

Chris proposes the real drivers of house price growth, shares the advantages of non-traditional sectors such as student accommodation, and emphasises why discipline about valuation is critical.

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Interest
Interest is the amount of money charged by a lender or financial institution for a loan, which is calculated as the percentage of the principal amount paid over the loan term.
Property
Property refers to either a tangible or intangible item that an individual or business has legal rights or ownership of, such as houses, cars, stocks or bond certificates.
Rates
Rates refer to a fixed price or an amount charged by sellers or providers for their goods and services.
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