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The APRA cap limiting growth in investor lending to 10% a year has been removed, opening the way to stronger competition from lenders. Terry explores the latest findings from the new edition of the National Top 10 Best Buys report Looking at rental growth and vacancy rates around the capital cities, shows Hobart and Canberra ahead. The new edition of Hotspotting's National Top 10 Best Buys highlights changes in markets nationwide as the attention switches to smaller cities. Terry explodes the real estate myth that you have to buy in the inner-city areas to get the best capital growth, demonstrating that it's the cheaper suburbs that are performing the best. New house building is keeping the level of dwelling construction high, despite the fall-off in the unit sector. Terry examines the extraordinary price growth in the outer ring suburbs of Melbourne in the past 12 months. How population growth and economic performance are closely linked to the performance of the local property market. Why regional NSW is the #1 growth area in Australian property right now Mainstream media has declared the end of the Melbourne boom a couple of times in the recent past: once in December 2016 and again June 2017. Both claims resulted from monthly price changes published by CoreLogic. And both times they were wrong.
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APRA Scraps Its 10% Lending Limit
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Hobart and Canberra Lead On Rental Growth
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Houses Keep Building Levels High
Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 39: Melbourne Outer Ring Growth
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Regional NSW is the leading growth market right now
Hotspotting Podcast | Episode 37: Monthly Changes in Prices - March 2018
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