Hobart To Surpass Sydney & Melbourne Hobart is Propertyology’s tip to be Australia’s best performed capital city property market in 2017. An underrated economy, limited properties for sale, the tightest vacancy rates in Australia, a much more controlled housing supply pipeline compared to mainland cities, and increased...
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Highlights from this week: When to buy property from a lifestyle or life-span point of view might be a better idea than trying to ‘time the market’. We talk to someone from a very successful family investment company that specialises in commercial/industrial property. A great...
Living a “free” investment life Is it possible to combine freedom with successful property investment? Well, yes, it is, because 30-something couple Jessica and Belinda are doing just that. The pair, who have already been on the road for 18 months, are currently cruising around in their four-wheel-drive...
When it comes to foreign buyers, in the last 30 years, China has transformed itself into one of the world’s leaders in political, economic and social relations. With Australia a hotspot for Chinese immigrants, understanding the cultural nuances, both from an Australian and Chinese perspective,...
Population Records Broken While we were all tucking in to our Christmas ham, the latest series of population data was released by the ABS revealing a few new records broken by Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, Northern Territory, and New South Wales. Demand for housing remains...
Property Twins Sana and Mona Ali have built a $5 million property portfolio before the age of 30 and also have their own mortgage broking business. In Kevin’s chat with the twins, he gets them to draw on their financial acumen and investment success to...
Your Investment Property spoke to Jeremy Sheppard, creator of DSR Data, to find out why he says "low-income earners can become property investors even in high-end markets like Sydney". It’s not going to be easy, but he says those who can get smart, live tough, and...
The growth in Queensland employment is not what it seems, according to new research, with it being artificially inflated by one solitary sector. Propertyology claims that comparing an unemployment rate to the national average is a far too simplistic measurement of economic performance and that more...