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They say that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. By that definition, many of the nation’s most high profile economists are insane. One of the defining characteristics of Australia’s leading economists is that they will never change their theories about housing markets and property prices, no matter […]

In our latest episode of ‘Interviews with the 1%’, we are excited to feature Simon Pressley of Propertyology. This is an absolute must-see episode with arguably two of the best brains in real estate here in Australia. In this pre-recorded video Simon shares his strategies, experiences, and lessons learned along the way, giving you an

Australia’s #1 Buyers Advocate InvestorKit’s analysis of the fundamentals says Yes! The best forecasters of real estate trends are the specialists dedicated to researching markets daily. They’re not bank economists and media commentators who occasionally turn their attention to the housing market. They’re the full-time dedicated professionals who have picked apart property dynamics to understand

In our latest episode of Hotspotting Podcast, Tim Graham had the privilege of speaking with Steve Palise, founder of Palise Property and a true master in the world of Commercial Property Investment. Steve walked us through the importance of diversification within our portfolios and how Commercial Property can be a valuable asset in achieving that.

Are you feeling overwhelmed by the complexities and uncertainties of the current mortgage market? Are you unsure about the best strategies for financing your dream home or investment property? We understand that navigating the mortgage market can be a daunting task, especially in today’s rapidly changing economic environment. That’s why we recently held a webinar

When politicians create an inquiry or a royal commission to examine an important issue, you can be certain that nothing much is going to change. An inquiry is a device used by politicians to give the appearance of doing something meaningful, while changing nothing. So the Prime Minister’s plan to have an inquiry into supermarket

When politicians create an inquiry or a royal commission to examine an important issue, you can be certain that nothing much is going to change. An inquiry is a device used by politicians to give the appearance of doing something meaningful, while changing nothing. So the Prime Minister’s plan to have an inquiry into supermarket

When politicians create an inquiry or a royal commission to examine an important issue, you can be certain that nothing much is going to change. An inquiry is a device used by politicians to give the appearance of doing something meaningful, while changing nothing. So the Prime Minister’s plan to have an inquiry into supermarket

Residential real estate abounds with myths and misconceptions, most of them perpetrated by politicians and others with a vested interest in having people believe something that’s not true. The greatest fallacy of all is that property investors are a privileged class with massive tax and other advantages that distort the market and cause problems like

Australian consumers can be forgiven for thinking that property price data published by research firms like PropTrack and CoreLogic is a matter of fact. The median house price for a city, you might think, is a matter of fact and how much it has risen or fallen is a matter of fact. Right? Well, actually,