Hotspotting

In this free, live webinar Terry Ryder answers questions on Australia's property markets, the best places to buy, fallout from the coronaviris and much more ....

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The price data for both March and April shows Australian real estate is weathering the economic storm with a high level of resilience, despite a sharp decline in sales activity. With the states now starting to ease restrictions to allow businesses to re-open, thoughts turn to recovery and revival. The key question for real estate is: which locations are best situated to ride out the downturn and rebound strongly?. To a large extent, this depends on the strength of the market pre-shutdown, the level of vacancies, the make-up of the local economy, spending on infrastructure and state plans to fast-track projects. So, against that background, which cities and regional cities are poised to perform strongly? On Tuesday 12 May, Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder will be joined by leading buyers' agent Kate Hill from Adviseable to debate these issues. In this free webinar ideally timed for this phase of covid-19 impact, you will find where best to direct your attention to benefit from markets that will rise as we exit the shutdown.

Albury Wodonga on the NSW / VIC border is a town with a diverse economy that makes it well-placed to ride out the current storms and thrive in the post-pandemic world.

In this conversation, Terry Ryder is speaking with Peter Drummond and the team from Drummond

The latest instalment of positive news you may not necessary hear on mainstream media.

The news keeps getting better about a relaxation of restrictions - with plenty of positive events in and around the property market.

So much has changed for property investors it's hard to keep up. It feels like the landscape is changing daily, with federal and state governments making new pronouncements. Media is full of it. But many of the key changes that impact on property investors are not being discussed in mainstream media. Changes that will impact on the bottom line of investors are not being reported in our newspapers and news bulletins. As we approach the end of the financial year and tax time, it's critical to know about key factors like tax depreciation, that can put thousands of dollars into the pockets of everyday property investors. On 5 May Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder discussed these issues with Australia's leading expert on depreciation, Peter Foldes of Washington Brown.