To complete our annual market wrap, we asked Dr Andrew Wilson for his solid gold market pick for 2017. Where would he invest if he was looking to add a property to his portfolio?...
To complete our annual market wrap, we asked Dr Andrew Wilson for his solid gold market pick for 2017. Where would he invest if he was looking to add a property to his portfolio?...
It's the age old question - Is rent money dead money and should you invest in your own property? This week watch Michael discuss the various options around renting, investing and buying your first home. This week’s question: I’m currently renting, and rent money is dead money, so...
In almost a State of Origin for property we talk to the CEO’s of the Queensland Institute, Antonia Mercorella, and the Institute in New South Wales, Tim McKibbin to get their commentary on what is happening there now and likely to occur next year. We also...
The costs involved in starting any new business can be quite expensive. There are expenses for stock and merchandise, insurance, staff overheads and (if you don’t own the building) funds required to cover rent. Whether you own or rent the building, there may also be costs...
We turn the spotlight on Western Australia, a market that continues to struggle as we catch up with the Institute’s President Hayden Groves who highlights the trade up potential in Perth and in the Norther Territory we talk to the REINT’s CEO Quentin Killian who...
Andrew Wilson tells us what he thinks will happen next year in Canberra – he really likes that market as you will hear and he tells us about the almost unbelievable low median in South Australia. We also talk to Frank Pompeani from the Institute in...
Hear Michael Yardney tell us what he saw happen in 2016 that he didn’t expect and what he sees ahead and we take you to Victoria and talk to Geoff White – REIV CEO and Tony Collidge, President of the Institute in Tasmania....
In his column in Switzer, John McGrath discusses the affordability in the Brisbane property market. Here's what he had to say: South-East Queensland continues to offer outstanding opportunity for growth. However, a sluggish economy, political upheaval, low population growth and an impending apartment oversupply is delaying the significant price growth...