Property Investment Topics

09 Sep Kids in apartments – Grant Mifsud

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Research, Selling a property by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

The growing number of families with children living in apartment complexes face challenges not only with the lack of family friendly communal spaces in some buildings but with adapting to the strata community by-laws governing resident activity. Grant Mifsud takes a look at the challenges...

08 Sep Commercial property myths – Andrew Crossley

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Research, Selling a property by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

Many every-day investors are put off commercial property because they believe it’s too complex. But, with careful research and planning, it needn’t be. Andrew Crossley will dispel a few of those myths that could be holding you up....

05 Sep Building numbers stabilise 20% below peak – Tim Reardon

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Renovation, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

If economic activity improves, the credit squeeze dissipates, home prices stabilise and the recent stimulus measures take hold, the supply of new building work into the pipeline will soon reach its low point. But how low and how soon? We ask Tim Reardon from the...

04 Sep The psychology of colours – Naomi Findlay

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

Colours influence us in many ways. They can change a mood, create one, and even prevent people from buying. Naomi Findlay explains how the psychology of colours is something every renovator should understand....

03 Sep Retirement Village buybacks – Mark Skelsey

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Selling a property, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

A proposal to require New South Wales retirement villages to buy back unsold units just six months after they are vacated is expected to have ramifications across Australia. Mark Skelsey attended the Retirement Living Summit and has all the details....

02 Sep NZ listing stronger this spring – Kelvin Davidson

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

As winter starts to ease a little, now is the time of the year when talk in the property market turns to the health of listings and what sort of pick up is likely as we get into spring. Listings activity play a key role...

01 Sep Dads and property – Cate Bakos

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Case Studies, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

Dads… every professional bidder’s nightmare and often a buyer’s agent’s challenge when it comes to overriding their best-intended (bad) advice. Cate Bakos tells us why and how they CAN help....

29 Aug The 2 suburbs that boosted H & L packages – Shannon Davis

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Research, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

The year was 2009 and at least 2 new Brisbane suburbs were being created and occupied before there was any rail links. They also triggered a boom on house and land packages. Just 2 of the property developments we have seen in the last decade. ...

28 Aug Aussie cities ranked highly for price growth – Michelle Ciesielski

Posted at 01:00h in Buying a property, Finance, Kevin Turner, Kevin's Update, Latest Stories, Property Investment, Research, Trends by Kevin Turner 0 Comments

FIVE Australian cities rank in the top 32 cities around the world for luxury residential price growth, according to the latest global research from Knight Frank. Michelle Ciesielski lists them all....