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Why Brisbane North is our National Growth Star as highlighted in the latest Price Predictor Index Winter Edition 2019.
This edition of the Price Predictor Index highlights the different market scenarios in Australia.
Pre-election worries, particularly about negative gearing and capital gains tax, paused many markets across the country, and this is reflected in the data for this quarter. However it highlights the areas that have remained consistent or have grown despite these uncertainties, and the suburbs and towns identified as rising markets in this report are worthy markets indeed.
Regional areas again out-performed most major cities, though Adelaide continues to be the quiet achiever, and smart investors continue to look to its markets, because one of these days the general populace is going to wake up to the opportunities to be found here
The latest data of prices is out and while it indicates improvements in most cities, it's very generalised and doesn't tell us anything very useful about the specific locations that are doing much better.
Brisbane locations feature prominently in the new edition of National Top 5 Cheapies with Prospects: City Edition.
The Cheapies with Prospects are the Ugly Ducklings of city real estate. They’re places with strong potential for capital growth. Ugly Duckling is an odd term for something you would recommend to real estate investors. But the term is apt. The Ugly Duckling of the fairy tale was considered unappealing because those around it didn’t understand what it was. It evolved into a graceful swan. There are suburbs with similar qualities. They are places considered unattractive by those looking through uneducated eyes – but they have the potential to transform into real estate swans.
The latest price data from Domain suggests Melbourne prices are rising again - and it depicts strong growth markets in various parts of regional Australia.
Terry Ryder is chatting with Miriam Sandkuhler about Buyers Advocates. You can register for the webinar with Miriam on August 21st
Hotspot of the Week: 23 July
Hobart and Tasmania have presented one of the nation's hottest markets for the past two years - but will the strong price growth continue?
Regional NSW is one of the strongest markets in Australia at the moment. Many regional centres have rising markets, in contrast to Sydney. We've just published our new edition of Top 5 Regional NSW Hotspots, which includes this week's Hotspot of the Week, Wagga Wagga.
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