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If you are planning to invest in property in 2020 you need to start getting the data you need to make the best of the current market opportunities.

The Ryder Report gives you a general overview of Australia's property markets and the current factors at play, as well as a state-by-state analysis of specific capital and regional markets. Get your copy today.

The December 2019 edition is out now.

In this issue:- Editorial - Price Growth Prospects Look Good For Multiple Markets In 2020 Feature Article - Apartment Markets In The Biggest Cities Likely To Surge In 2020 Prices & Rents Summary - Confusion Reigns Amid Conflicting Price Data For The Capital Cities We report on featured markets with both affordability and growth We provide tips on how to advance as property investors. In our War in Misinformation I point out the latest media misrepresentations. We provide a state-by-state analysis of key events in real estate.

Recorded on a Facebook Live the monthly Q & A is your opportunity to ask Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder your key questions about residential property issues, problems or – if you're like most people – locations that are of interest.

We invite you to join us for this special event. How to make the most of property investment opportunities next year.
Register now - https://zoom.us/webinar/register/5515743887581/WN_KhQqmCfzSrqeWeYSCylpOg

A round table discussion led by Terry Ryder and featuring a panel of property experts from around Australia. - Kate Hill from Adviseable: Australia's "other" property markets - Rich Harvey from Propertybuyer: Sydney's recovery - Louise Lucas from The Property Education Company: Why you need a mortgage broker, now more than ever - Chris Christofi from Reventon: Think outside the box - There are different products for different people - Mark Shorrock from Bluestone Property Management: The difference a good property manager can make to your bottom line - Danny Buxton from Triple Zero Property Group: NDIS - SDA Property: Strong on ethics and yields (Disability Homes) - Miriam Sandkuhler from Property Mavens: Melbourne's recovery - Peter Foldes from Washington Brown: The difference depreciation can make to your bottom line - James Dawson from Commercial Investing Academy: Commercial vs residential investment Reserve your place today https://zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_K...

Watch the replay of the live webinar recorded 4 December 2019, co-hosted by Terry Ryder from Hotspotting and the team from Real Estate Investar

Learn how to find and analyse affordable gentrifying areas which are primed to support solid sustained medium to long-term capital growth.

Most investors are either priced out of inner or middle ring capital city suburbs or have to resort to sacrificing their lifestyle to be able to afford the out-of-pocket holding costs.

New growth corridors along vast tracts of land can result in an oversupply of development stock which drives down prices and creates rental slums. While boom-and-bust mining towns are best left to the property speculators.

Learn how to find and analyse affordable capital growth investment properties in this on-demand webinar.

* Note: due to slight technical issues, some of the slides didn't display correctly during the course of the webinar but the slide deck has been included below so you can follow along with the commentary.

• Identify gentrifying suburbs neighbouring existing hotspots to benefit from the ripple effect
• Evaluate suburbs around big hospitals, universities, planned infrastructure routes and government spending
• Identify areas where sales demand exceeds supply: high auction clearance rates, low days on market, with low to no vendor discounting
• Research properties where the land component makes up at least 50% of the value (it's the land that appreciates while the building depreciates). This also provides the opportunity for manufacturing growth strategies or later redevelopment
• See the demographics of an area to identify suburbs with a high owner-occupier percentage with rising income
• Confirm that the smaller rental property market in that suburb has low vacancy rates and high yields
• Real examples and live on-the-market listings
• Q&A session with Terry Ryder from Hotspotting

Melbourne is on the way back, with the latest data on vacancies, rents, prices and clearance rates depicting a market that’s recovering strongly from the post-boom downturn. Against that background, Hotspotting has just published its new edition of Top 5 Melbourne Hotspots report.

Mainstream media always reports price data from the various research entities as fact – apparently oblivious to the reality that the figures from one source are often quite different to the figures from another.

We have a special offer on our three leading reports: the Top 10 Best Buys, the Top 10 Regional Hotspots and the Spring Edition of The Price Predictor Index. The PPI National Top 50 Suburbs list includes the Melbourne suburb of Ascot Vale, which makes the “supercharged suburbs” list because of a strong uplift in sales activity in the past four quarters. This is part of the Moonee Valley LGA, a resilient market which will be included in the new edition of the Top 5 Melbourne Hotspots report to be published later in the week.

Find out more - https://www.hotspotting.com.au/premium-reports/report-bundles-nov-19/national-bundle.html?fbclid=IwAR3yew8bT2UENGQ2PajfIder5vcjFXjscOVkruVAGDk3BxGxyqqLNB_qo2s

As evidence mounts that major markets are rising, with high expectations of price growth in 2020, investors need to decide where best to buy. Hotspotting has put together The National Best Buys Bundle, presenting our 3 top reports in a package at an attractive price.

Find out more - https://www.hotspotting.com.au/premium-reports/report-bundles-nov-19/national-bundle.html

There is more misinformation about housing affordability and first-home buyers than on any real estate subject – created primarily because media is more intent on creating sensation than on providing useful information

Many Australians have a clear desire to invest but don’t know how to proceed or are blocked by indecision about what they should do or where they should buy. Spending 60 minutes with Australia’s leading independent property analyst Terry Ryder can clear those blockages and provide the answers to key questions.

To book visit https://www.hotspotting.com.au/strategy.html