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30 Apr The language of inexperienced agents

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Every few weeks Kevin is a guest on The Real Estate Show on Canberra’s Mix 106.3 with Cam and Renee. Here is his latest offering....

30 Apr Housing affordability – Matthew Bateman

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One of the Property Mentors, Matthew Bateman, joins in the affordability debate by looking back and comparing the challenges other generations faced to give current property investors some perspective Transcript: Kevin: A very hotly debated issue all the time is housing affordability. Do we actually have a housing...

29 Apr Brisbane units in oversupply – Angie Zigomanis

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According to BIS Oxford Economics, nearly 20 per cent of the apartments in inner Brisbane are sitting empty and more than 50 projects have been shelved or ditched altogether. Angie Zigomanis from BIS Oxford says more than 10,000 new apartments have been abandoned or deferred...

29 Apr Regional properties vs the suburbs – cost, lifestyle and growth

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Unless you’re raking in a seven-figure salary, you’ve probably all but given up hope of buying a home in the inner-ring suburbs Melbourne or Sydney, where multi-million-dollar properties are the norm and space is at a premium. That leaves you with two options – move out...

27 Apr Property price growth update + Calls for councils to get tougher + The clever words agents use

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Why property price growth in big capital cities is becoming more about international drivers The International Monetary Fund said property prices in cities like Sydney and Melbourne are becoming more and more influenced by overseas factors rather than domestic elements...

27 Apr 2017 Investor Of The Year: Paul Smith

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Paul Smith came into the property game looking to play it safe. A plumber by trade and the owner of a small to medium-sized plumbing company, he had been seeking a way to make some investments that would ultimately allow him to get out of...

26 Apr Something isn’t adding up with vacancy rates!

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By Simon Pressley, Head of Research, Propertyology The flood of additional stock added to rental pools from Sydney and Melbourne’s four consecutive years of record high volumes of property investor transactions has not translated into significant increases in vacancy rates as would ordinarily occur. And it’s not...

26 Apr More questions to ask an agent – Kevin Turner

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In the second part of the answer to Tim’s question about avoiding getting the wrong agent to sell his property, I look at what happens if you are not happy and want to cancel the listing agreement - how to respond to low offers - ...

26 Apr Property market in focus: Booming Ballarat

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As first homebuyers are increasingly priced out of Melbourne’s property market, eyes turn towards regional towns as the solution to their home ownership dreams. Dubbed the “capital of Western Victoria”, Ballarat is 110 kilometres west of Melbourne, a trip that takes just over an hour by train...