Author: Kevin Turner

30 May A futurist’s view of property – Michael McQueen

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Time is running out for credit cards, iTunes, car parks, call centers, and service stations according to futurist Michael McQueen. As disruption continues to upend industries, to change employment opportunities, and alter the way the world communicates, what lies ahead for property. Michael gives us...

29 May Large urban areas ripe for picking – Jeremy Sheppard

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We discover the 20 largest significant urban areas around Australia with Location Score. This App has the ability to look back and track where property markets have been to work out where they are going. Jeremy Sheppard from Location Score explains how it works. Transcript: Kevin: Towards...

28 May VIDEO – Melbourne market ‘crumbles’

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The results out of most Australian capital city markets indicate that both sellers and buyers have decided to ‘sit it out’. No where more so than Melbourne according to Dr Andrew Wilson, Chief Economist from My Housing Market. Andrew presents his weekend review exclusively for...

28 May Why flipping does not work in all markets – Cate Bakos

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One of the flawed assumptions that I see investors make is that they think that property value will always go up. Another one of the things that I’ve heard quite often is that renovations and flips always pay off. Those are just two of the...

27 May Murky behaviour of agents – Darren Piper

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Darren Piper is sounding a note of caution about a possible downturn in the market and the fact that this is bringing out some pretty murky – his words – behaviour on behalf of some real estate agents. We find out what they are. Transcript: Kevin: One...

27 May VIDEO – Secrets inside ABS population figures – Simon Pressley

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The ABS recently released Australia’s annual population data. We’ve already heard that Sydney and Melbourne’s population is growing strongly but what are the things buried within the data that we may not have known? Simon Pressley, Head of Property Market Research at Propertyology, has just...

25 May It’s about lifestyle + Inhospitable housing + Million-dollar dump

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It’s about lifestyle Did you make the list? CoreLogic release a study that picks the nation’s Top 10 ‘Lifestyle” suburbs...

25 May Investors flawed assumptions + Murky behavior revealed + Technology’s impact on property

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Highlights from this week: Why flipping does not work in all markets Watch out for properties with price ranges 20 largest urban areas revealed and what they offer investors Property deals done digitally A futurist's view of property Transcripts: Murky behaviour of agents - Darren Piper Kevin: One...

25 May Tax Q&A: Questions When Selling Property

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Q: I bought an investment property in 1999 for $184,000, and bought it in my own name for tax purposes. Over the period 1999 to 2017 it has appreciated considerably, based primarily on appreciating land value. The house is well presented and basic, but the property...