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09 Dec 2020 cityscape forecast – Mike Day

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A drop in car ownership, smaller houses, walkability impacting property prices, residential blocks atop shopping centres, and ‘mini Melbournes’ in outer suburbs. These are the city trends that will begin to emerge next year and mark the beginning of a new decade in urban planning. ...

08 Dec What smart investors are doing right now – Daniel Walsh

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Historically low interest rates are motivating investors to pay down their mortgages faster, according to Daniel Walsh who joins us in the show to talk about how much of a difference it is making....

05 Dec Rents to skyrocket – Simon Pressley

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Proposed rental reforms in Queensland could cost tenants more than $5,000 a year as well as result in thousands of job losses, according to comprehensive new research. Simon Pressley shares the sobering results of his research....

04 Dec Sydney’s growth corridor – Roy Halabi

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Roy Halabi works in Sydney’s growth corridor and knows how to pick tomorrows areas of growth. He works with developers and helps them identify these areas. He shares his experience....

03 Dec The mask of the spruiker – Peter Koulizos

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Homebuyers and novice investors are being blindsided by spruikers masquerading as qualified property investment professionals, with the financial consequences dire, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia. Peter Koulizos from PIPA will discuss this with us....

02 Dec What’s in store for 2020 – Doug Driscoll

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Doug Driscoll from Starr Partners reveals his 12 property market forecasts for 2020 and amongst his predictions he says Australasian’s will re-mortgage in droves....

28 Nov We reveal one of the ‘strongest markets’ in Australia – Simon Pressley

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Who would have thought that one of Queensland’s regional markets – so badly hit in the mining downturn, could today be labelled as one of the country’s strongest growth markets. We reveal that today in the show with Simon Pressley....

27 Nov Unit oversupply brings on rental guarantees – Shannon Davis

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As our property downturn finally starts to turn around, investors are being enticed by “rental guarantee” sales packages. Shannon Davis warns about what is involved and gives an interesting insight as to how you can protect your interest....

26 Nov Do’s and don’ts of sub-letting – Margaret Barron

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Today we tackle sub-letting – what is it? Can a tenant sub-let? Can a landlord refuse? Airbnb is very topical right now with reports of tenants offering the property they are renting on Airbnb. What can you do to prevent it? Margaret Barron discusses that...