The Ryder Report
THE RYDER REPORT IS THE ONLY DOCUMENT OF ITS KIND IN AUSTRALIAN REAL ESTATE. IT PROVIDES PROPERTY NEWS AND ANALYSIS YOU WON'T FIND IN THE NATIONAL MEDIA - OR ANYWHERE ELSE.
The February 2020 edition is out now. In this issue:-
- Editorial - Capital City Locations Where Houses Cost In The $200,000s
- Feature Article - Multiple Indicators Point Strongly To Growth Markets In 2020
- Prices & Rents Summary - Demand Up, Supply Down = Property Prices Rising In Most Areas
- We report on featured markets with both affordability and growth
- We provide tips on how to advance as property investors.
- In our War in Misinformation I point out the latest media misrepresentations.
- We provide a state-by-state analysis of key events in real estate.
The Ryder Report provides 6 bi-monthly editions each year. An annual subscription is $275 including GST.
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"I started investing in real estate in the mid-nineties with a buy and hold strategy that while not unsuccessful was a bit of a ‘hit and miss’ affair. Not really knowing where to invest I would follow the popular media and writers who in hindsight didn’t really know what they were talking about and whose definition of a hotspot was probably based on little or no research."
Guy Williams, Beacon Hill, NSW
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