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		<title>National Top 10 Boom Town Hotspots</title>
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Boom Towns are locations impacted by resources activity or undergoing an economic surge from major projects such as power stations, desalination plants or wind farms. 


Often such developments involve capital investment of $500 million or $1 billion or more - and their construction and ongoing operation place pressure on housing supply. This drives ren</description>
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		<title>Top 10 WA Hotspots</title>
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Western Australia is poised to reclaim its status as the boom state of Australia. At the same time, its residential property market began sustained recovery late in 2009, after several years of decline. 


As the national economy emits encouraging signals of revival, WA looks set for another growth spurt on the back of its resilient resources sector. He</description>
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		<title>Iconomics: the economics of buying in iconic locations</title>
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Many investors believe the best places to buy are the iconic locations championed by the real estate industry: the inner-city suburbs, the sea change locations, the master-planned communities. 

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But research data&amp;nbsp;contradicts this notion. For long-term capital growth, the best locations consistently are the cheaper areas of our cap</description>
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		<title>Positive Cashflow Hotspots</title>
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The one great advantage in this difficult economic climate is that achieving positive cashflow on investment properties has become easier. 


Lower interest rates means the income return required to achieve positive cashflow has been sharply reduced since August 2008. And the steady rise in rents, caused by a shortage of rental accommodation and ongoing</description>
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		<title>The National Top 10 Best Buys 2010</title>
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Each of the reports in the hotspotting.com.au stable of publications contains a Top 10 list of locations tipped to out-perform the general market. These locations are considered to have growth drivers that will achieve capital growth above the norm in the near future.&amp;nbsp; 


The National Top 10 Best Buys 2010 are the pick of the crop &amp;ndash; t</description>
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		<title>Cheapies with Prospects: National Top 10</title>
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It&amp;#39;s&amp;nbsp;a common complaint: I want to invest in property but I can&amp;#39;t afford city prices. Where can I find an area with prospects for growth and cheap houses? 


The National Top 10 Cheapies with Prospects&amp;nbsp;answers this question. It provides investors with options to buy houses for under $250,000 in locations with genuine po</description>
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		<title>The No-Go Zones (13 Worst Places to Invest)</title>
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The hotspotting.com.au website is based on the notion that investors wish to know, more than anything else, which areas are destined to become property hotspots. Buying early in key areas, before prices start to rise, is the basis of successful property investment. 


But success is not just about finding the right areas in which to buy. It&amp;#39;s al</description>
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		<title>Top 10 South Australia Hotspots</title>
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South Australia is no longer one of the poor relations of the Australian economic family. It is now a strong performer on economic and population growth, with positive impacts for its residentail property market. Investors are increasingly showing interest in the SA market, as one that offers both affordability and prospects for growth. 


In recent yea</description>
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		<title>Special report: How To Identify Hotspots</title>
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Identifying&amp;nbsp;locations which will out-perform the general market is easier than you might think. 


The Hotspotting Process is a matter of understanding the events which create hotspots - and then seeking out locations which display those qualities. 


The&amp;nbsp;How To Identify Real Estate Hotspots report explains (a) how&amp;nbsp;hotspots</description>
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