In today’s episode Louis Strange and Jayden Vecchio are talking about supply, demand, and the fundamentals behind that and how it drives the Australian property market. First up we’re going to be going through demand, how you can identify demand and find the hot spot areas that might meet those categories. We’ll cover five
In this episode, we’ve got Louis Strange and Jayden Vecchio going through the pros of rentvesting. In this episode we cover: The pros of being able to live where you want Your ability to manage your cash flow Why would you rentvest? The reason rentvesting is so advantageous is because property is becoming super unaffordable
Where is the Australian market heading? This week we’re looking at where the Australian market is heading. Last week we spoke about what has shaped the property market in the past, but now we’re looking forward. In this episode we’re going to cover: Inflation – disinflation. Increase in regulation, the effect that an ageing population is
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE FULL PODCAST This week we’re continuing our chat with Michael Matusik and looking at the property clock, understanding different positions and where the market is sitting in Australia. There are some signs that can tell us which direction the market is going in. We’ll look at supply and demand,
Is now a good time to develop property? With Herron Todd White valuers. Herron Todd White monthly update for November 2016. National property valuers Herron Todd White have published their monthly property review, including their Property Clock which shows where the various cities and regional markets are positioned in the current cycle on both Detached
People talk about property a lot (I know I do). As with any widely discussed topic, myths are bound to arise and the property industry provides no exception. Here are 5 of the biggest property myths around at the moment. Property prices will always appreciate. We will forgive you for believing this one. It seems
The Reserve Bank’s latest rate cut is likely to have the intended effect in Gladstone in Queensland’s coal country, where houses are just becoming affordable again for first-time buyers. With apartment prices near-halving since the heady 2011-2013 period that drew investors to commodity-dependent towns like Gladstone, young buyers previously priced out of the market would