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What's new in this month's Ryder Report? The events we look for to identify potential hotspots & key markers that predict property price growth. And so much more. A new survey has found that the majority of property investors believe this year is a better year to be investing than last year. Most capital cities have low or falling vacancy rates, according to the latest figures from SQM Research. Jobs creation, on the back of a strong economic performance, increased more than twice the expected level in August, with total employment rising by 44,000 compared to July. Terry discusses some of the key indicators for economic growth. Terry outlines four key markers that can indicate coming price growth. Nearly half of mortgage holders in Queensland plan to fix their home loan in the next 12 months, amid the threat of more lenders lifting interest rates – while nationally 38% plan to fix. House prices are cooling in some sectors of the Sydney and Melbourne market, but could rise again as the pace of new home building slows, according to a new report. In this week's podcast Terry looks at the reasons behind the recent upsurge in FHB activity in NSW & VIC Westpac has forecast no change to the official interest rate until 2021, but has lifted its own mortgage rates.
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Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 62 - The Ryder Report September 2018
Most Remain Upbeat On Investing
Vacancy Rates Drop, With Rents Up
44,000 Jobs Created Through Strong Economy
Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 61 - Indicators of Economic Growth
Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 60 - 4 Markers Suggesting Price Growth
Up To 45% Will Fix Loans
Less Building May Lift Prices
Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 59 - FHBs Active in NSW & VIC
Westpac Lifts But Tips No RBA Rise
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