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Posted in Investor Alerts on 10th August 2007 by Bob Wilson
North Queensland’s “capital city” is maintaining its reputation as a consistent performer, with the residential market strong in both Townsville and its twin city Thuringowa. …
Posted in Investor Alerts on 24th July 2007 by Terry Ryder
Canberra, Melbourne and Brisbane all have booming residential markets, while Sydney is showing signs of an investor-led recovery, according to the latest price data from Australian Property Monitors.…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 17th July 2007 by Bob Wilson
China’s insatiable demand for resources has driven a mining boom in Queensland and Western Australia which has had a detrimental impact on the traditional refuge of those seeking affordable…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 6th July 2007 by Bob Wilson
The Brisbane residential market, clearly at its least affordable level in 25 years, nevertheless offers pockets of opportunity, says valuation group Herron Todd White. HTW’s July 2007…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 5th July 2007 by Bob Wilson
Property investors will continue to return to the market in the next 12 months, with new data from Wizard Home Loans showing that demand is strengthening. Nationally, the March 2007…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 20th June 2007 by Terry Ryder
Mortgage duty will get the chop in New South Wales, with the State budget announcing mortgage duty for owner occupiers will be scrapped from 1 September 2007. The cuts represent a…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 15th June 2007 by Bob Wilson
State governments are taking their own sweet time to abolish property taxes, which were supposed to be scrapped after the introduction of GST on July 1, 2000. In 2007-08, the…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 7th June 2007 by Terry Ryder
The May 2007 edition of The Month in Review by valuation firm Herron Todd White provides an interesting snapshot of the state of play in key residential property markets around the country.…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 1st June 2007 by Bob Wilson
The new apartment market in Queensland is delivering mixed messages and investors should tread lightly, researcher Michael Matusik warns. While the number of new apartments for sale is…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 29th May 2007 by Terry Ryder
The expected decline in property prices in Western Australia is starting to show up in statistics. The median house price for Perth dropped 1% in the March quarter, with prices falling $4,500 to a…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 23rd May 2007 by Terry Ryder
Further evidence of a major decline in the Darwin property market is revealed in the latest quarterly Real Estate Local Market Analysis from the Real Estate Institute of Northern…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 22nd May 2007 by Bob Wilson
At first glance, Mango Hill in Queensland, Blacktown North in NSW and Wyndham South in Victoria would appear to have little in common. But according to the Housing Industry…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 21st May 2007 by Terry Ryder
Vacancy rates will hit 30-year lows before the end of this year, driving residential rents significantly higher. According to the latest ANZ Housing Snapshot, prices will also show solid growth and…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 16th May 2007 by Terry Ryder
One thing that can always be said about the Australian housing sector – it is hard to throw a blanket over the continent and proclaim a market trend for all. At opposite ends of the spectrum,…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
While record low affordability will constrain price growth in the national housing market, investors should benefit from low vacancies and rising rentals, according to Westpac Bank’s Property…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
28 March 2007: Sales of new homes have risen for three consecutive months. Does that mean real estate is making a comeback or is it too soon to judge?The Housing Industry Association’s monthly…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
8 March 2007: More than 85% of strata management sinking funds are under-capitalised, a worrying survey of New South Wales strata managing agents has revealed. This potentially creates a $10 billion…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
6 March 2007: Western Australia has ousted Queensland from its pole position as the country’s fastest-growing State. New ABS figures show that WA’s population grew 2% in the year to…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
14 February 2007: The Reserve Bank has tipped major rises in residential rentals. It says house price rises over the past decade have left rents behind and a correction is looming.The RBA says in its…
Posted in Investor Alerts on 25th April 2007 by Terry Ryder
13 December 2006: The new Wizard Property Report confirms my view of the market: that it’s awash with opportunities for investors and that some of the best growth will come in the Ugly Duckling…
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Inner-city Brisbane We can expect positive outcomes from the Urban Renewal process in various parts of Brisbane’s inner city: including in Woolloongabba. The suburb also benefits from the $3 bi…
Australia’s dominance of iron ore trade is set to rise. The nation will soon become the world’s largest exporter of gas. Investment in coal is projected to rise and remain strong at least …
Markets that were previously struggling are being lifted by investment from highly-paid mine workers. Some coastal locations - in Queensland and Western Australia in particular – have experienc…
The Housing Industry Association has embarked on a national program of misinformation. In doing so, it is set to confirm its reputation as the least credible and most ineffectual of the bodies claimin…
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