This week we published the latest edition of our most popular report, the National Top 10 Best Buys - tonight I feature one of the Top 10 locations from the report.

Despite media rhetoric, there are many growth markets across the Australian property scene. There are in fact more jurisdictions with prices rising than those with falling prices, and in regional areas rising prices are the norm rather than the exception.

In this week's Hotspot of the week Terry spoke with Julian Fadini of Prpty360 about the locations that savvy investors should be looking at now it's back to usual business after the election.

Julian is hosting a property investors seminar in Sydney on the 28th May 2019 - find out more at http://prpty360.com.au/landing-event/

Now the uncertainty of the election is over and the spectre of negative gearing changes has vanished, property investors can take a deep breathe and get back to the business of investing.

Property taxes have hit record levels - and it's the main reason we have a housing affordability issue in Australia. Massive taxes, fees and charges imposed on the building industry inflate the cost of new dwellings - costs that rise regularly thanks to new imposts by politicians.

Full replay from today's webinar with Terry Ryder from Hotspotting and Kate Hill Advisable. 

People love an excuse to delay big decisions – and a Federal Election is the perfect rationale for procrastination. The uncertainty created by a possible change of government can be a killer of real estate activity.

But it’s business as usual for well-researched investors with clear thought processes. They know that the fundamentals of real estate investment won’t change and that whatever alterations to the taxation regime occur in the future, there will remain many avenues for strong investment in real estate across Australia.

In this episode we cover:-

• What will change
• What won’t change
• Why investors need not fear a change of government
• Where the post-Election opportunities will lie