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- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
It’s Always Nice To Feel Appreciated
Here’s an extract from a testimonial that Propertyology just received from another happy client… “Our reasons for working with Propertyology whilst seeking a new investment property were simple… “When our car has trouble we take on a professional mechanic. When we are sick we work with health professionals. So, when…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
What Am I?
What am I? I’m pretty influential. I’ve been around for decades. Millions of people debate over my worth every 12 months or so. Directly or indirectly, the things which I influence include: * jobs for the construction industry * Australia’s aged-pension / welfare system * property investors * business owners…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleySydney-based Investor Takes Advantage of Greener Pastures
Our congratulations go to this Sydney-based investor who resisted the temptation of getting caught up in the hype of his own local market and sought out Propertyology to take advantage of greener pastures. This large, split-level, 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom unit (which could almost be classified as a town house) is approximately…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleySurprising Results For State Population Growth
Australia’s latest population growth figures for the year ending December 2013 were released by the ABS last week. There are some surprising results. Propertyology has analysed them for you here… Western Australia continues to be attract the highest overall population growth rate (2.9%), followed by Victoria (1.9%), Queensland and Northern…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
- Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley
Property Investors Get Ready!
GET READY PROPERTY INVESTORS PROPERTYOLOGY has just given the ‘green light’ to a new city for our investors. A diverse economic mix: TICK Very well placed to benefit from the Asian Century: TICK A different mix of industries to compliment our existing client’s property portfolios: TICK Limited housing supply: TICK…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyMelbourne & Sydney Property Markets – Joker In The Pack
Structural changes resulting from the revolution known as the ‘Asian Century’ has directly resulted in unprecedented volumes of properties being purchased in Australia by Asian investors. With Sydney and Melbourne having Australia’s biggest profiles internationally, they have been the centre of attention for the construction industry’s marketing teams. In a…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyAdelaide
Adelaide is officially Australia’s most liveable city and home to 76% of South Australians. Key industries are defence force manufacturing, motor vehicle manufacturing (which is on life support), and agriculture (not a major employer). Development projects in Adelaide’s inner-city include a new hospital, redevelopment of the Adelaide Oval, and entertainment…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyBrisbane
Much media attention has been centred on Brisbane as the next property hotspot. With an inability to distinguish ‘reading’ from ‘research’, more and more property investors follow like sheep thinking all roads point to Brisbane, Logan, or Deception Bay. For the record, Propertyology does believe that parts of Brisbane offer…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyCanberra
The Nation’s capital has a very high reliance on government employees (politicians, military training bases, federal police academy). The incoming federal government has flagged the possibility of up to 12,000 job cuts and it stands to reason that a significant portion of these will be in Canberra. On the supply…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyDarwin
Darwin has been Australia’s best performing capital city over the five years with an average change in median values of 7.24%. Demand for additional accommodation has come from major projects such as the Icthys LNG plant, a marine supply base, and correctional facility. To address its very expensive housing the…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyHobart
Hobart’s recent economy is summed up by its incredibly high unemployment rate and some of its youth are therefore heading to the mainland. Most commentators have been very critical of Hobart’s property market. There are opportunities for economic growth through tourism, agriculture, and science and housing is very affordable. We…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyMelbourne
Melbourne has defied the critics with better than expected post-GFC property price growth. The city boasts a wonderful cultural lifestyle, Australia’s best town transport network, and year-round tourism. But, is that enough to justify plonking money in to a market where the cost of accommodation is already significantly higher than…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon PressleyPerth
Over the last couple of years Perth’s property market mirrored the State’s iron ore activity. Growth in wages, employment, and record population created more demand for housing than could be supplied. As mining projects wind down skilled labour has become more readily available for WA’s construction industry. Combine this with…
Propertyology Head of Research and REIA Hall of Famer, Simon Pressley