ScoMo, we’ve got a big problem – APRA
-While many would regard electricity prices and water security as Australia’s two biggest priorities, it’s been suggested that the single most important task for our political leaders to address right now is to clip the wings of the banking regulator, APRA.
Next 3 Years Will Be BETTER Than The Last 3 Years
-Here’s a summary of positive information to support why we think rates of property price growth across most of Australia will be better over the next three years.
Here’s where you could have made a small fortune over the last 3 years, and it’s not Sydney or Melbourne.
-Instead of being transfixed on Australia’s two most expensive cities, for one third of the cost of a typical Sydney or Melbourne house, those same onlookers could have purchased a property 3 years ago that achieved price growth which exceeded most capital cities and had a better cash flow.
Population Records Broken
-Demand for housing remains incredibly high with Australia’s population growing by an average of 863 people per day during the quarter ending June 2016.
Trade Secrets On Where To Invest – Propertyology
-At any given time, property markets which have the best potential for the next few years will probably be flat. The advantage of being able to identify growth drivers and then buy property while the market is flat is the ability to pick the best properties while there is little competition and to then benefit from 100% of the growth as the cycle unfolds. The challenge for DIY property investors is such markets invariably won’t be receiving positive press (because the growth period hasn’t kicked in yet) so how will they find the market in the first place?
Propertyology Managing Director, Simon Pressley, had a chat with Radio 4BC property commentator, Kevin Turner, about some of the best locations in Australia to invest in.
During this interview, Propertyology released details of a specific location which we’ve been investing in for a couple of years. We also shared our insights on several other locations.
Australia is a big country containing 550 individual local government jurisdictions. Propertyology’s core business involves (literally) studying the investment fundamentals of each of these markets and we use this information to help property investors to purchase in strategically-chosen locations. There are currently several locations across Australia which we are currently investing in and most of these aren’t receiving much media airplay. If you’d like to discuss how to take advantage of our research, contact Propertyology directly.
Melbourne’s Economic Powerhouse
-Victoria’s economy at the moment is strong, as evidenced by its AAA credit rating. The biggest industry employers in Greater-Melbourne are Health (11.6%), Manufacturing (11.4%), Retail (11.1%), Professional Services (9.6%), Education (8.5%), and Construction (6.3%).
2016 Outlook
-2016 Represents one of the best opportunities for property investors in a good 10 to 15 years. What to look out for……
Blowing Bubbles Back In Economist’s Faces
-Simon Pressley talks to ABC’s Kevin Turner about economists and what they don’t know about property! Click here to listen to the interview….
May 2015 marks a new era in Australian real estate.
-May 2015 marks a new era in Australian real estate. The rolling out of a variety of measures by banks…
Bank Credit Policy Intervenes
-There are reports that NAB has amended its credit policy specific for loans against properties in Mackay. Whereas the bank…
Sydney’s House-Of-Cards Property Market
-The performance of Sydney’s property market over the past 18-24 months is as spectacular as it is concerning. While there may still be a little bit of steam left in Sydney’s engine, Propertyology has previously described Sydney’s market fundamentals as fragile as a house of cards. A statement in February’s Reserve Bank press release could be a suggestion that a joker in the pack may soon be played.
Brisbane Rents Are On The Rise, Or Are They?
-Propertyology recently featured in this Channel 7 News story about Brisbane’s rental market. According to data produced by the Australian…
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