Hotspotting

By Terry Ryder & Tim GrahamBusiness Investing

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December 19, 2018 Moderate Forecasts Are Being Ignored
The biggest mistake a real estate consumer can make is to be a newspaper reader. Investment adviser and author Noel Whittaker says anyone who seeks success in real estate needs to stop reading mainstream media - and I agree.
Anyone who conducts research through absorbing media sound bytes and headlines (few people take the time to read the detail) will be filling their heading with negativity and misinformation.
6 min
December 14, 2018 Hotspot of the Week: Top End Markets
The top end markets in three of our capital cities have been particularly strong recently - and may point to up-cycles in 2019 in those cities.

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10 min
December 13, 2018 Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation Part 5
The latest OECD report had plenty of positive things to say about the Australian economy, and some fairly mild comments about our big city property markets, but most of the media coverage has been screaming negatives.

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12 min
December 12, 2018 Adelaide - The Quiet Achiever
The nation’s 2 biggest data sources have noted the quiet steady performance of the Adelaide market. Both Domain and CoreLogic have recorded the SA capital as out performing other cities, especially in comparison to the general decline in Melbourne and Sydney. Domain has labelled Adelaide as “the quiet achiever” which is too often overlooked, while CoreLogic has termed Adelaide “the slow and steady” hare of the nation’s property markets (although I assume they mean tortoise, not hare).
5 min
December 07, 2018 Hotspot of the Week: Mackay
Mackay is leading the recovery of Queensland regional centres previously impacted by the downturn in the resources sector.

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14 min
December 06, 2018 Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation: Part 4
Major media continues to claim a "national market downturn" when most major markets around Australia have.

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15 min
December 05, 2018 Why Brisbane Will Do Better
To date Brisbane has not fulfilled the expectations some had for it, largely because the city lacked the fundamental drivers that pushed Sydney and Melbourne.
But that’s changing. The underlying economy, population trends, infrastructure spending and the affordability comparison all point to better things for Brisbane.
Currently it’s one of five capital cities which have some level of price growth, in contrast to the downward trends in Melbourne and Sydney>
4 min
November 30, 2018 Hotspot of the Week: Adelaide
Adelaide is one of the nation's rising markets and one LGA stands out as the leading precinct, not only in Adelaide, but across Australia.

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13 min
November 29, 2018 Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation: Part 3
The problem with unreasonably negative media is often the headline, not the content of the article. Far too often, the headline does not accurately reflect the content or tone of the article beneath it.

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16 min
November 28, 2018 Victoria's regional Hotspots
Regional Victoria is now the strongest market in Australian real estate. Even as the Melbourne boom subsides, the state's regional markets are rising strongly and delivering the strongest price growth to be found anywhere in the nation. Our Spring survey identified 47 markets in Regional Victoria with rising demand. We also identified 61 towns or suburbs which have recorded double-digit price growth in the past year.
6 min

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Prepare to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of hot property markets with Terry Ryder and Tim Graham! Terry & Tim from Hotspotting, are dedicated to providing the most accurate and unbiased research to help investors make informed decisions on where to buy. The Hotspotting Podcast brings you the latest data, trends, and market statistics, along with in-depth discussions on growth areas and the larger factors impacting Australia's property landscape.