New South Wales has been widely regarded as the weakest property market in Australia. Hampered by an under-performing state economy and a floundering State Government, residential real estate has struggled.
Things have changing. There were signs of upward movement in prices in the first half of 2010 in Sydney, a market which had shown little meaningful growth for six years. Outside the capital city, a number of regional areas are poised for strong growth with multiple economic drivers in the pipeline.
This represents an opportunity for investors to buy strategically in Sydney and elsewhere in NSW.
To learn which NSW locations are tipped to out-perform the general market, buy the Top 10 New South Wales Hotspots report.
It details 10 recommended hotspots and explains why each demands attention. It also outlines the state of the market overall and the underlying economy – and looks ahead to prospects for the remainder of 2010 and beyond. In all, it contains 60 pages of information on the NSW market and the nominated Hotspots.
Customers who have bought an earlier version of the NSW report should note that many of the recommended locations have not changed in the updating process, although the information within the report has been updated (and two new locations have been added).
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