Hotspotting

By Terry Ryder & Tim GrahamBusiness Investing

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September 04, 2018 First Home Buyers Active in NSW & VIC
First-home buyers are more active right now than at any time in the past six years, led by elevated activity in both Victoria and New South Wales.
“Over the past 12 months, the volume of FHB owner-occupier loans has increased by 11.4%,” says HIA senior economist Shane Garrett.
He says incentives offered by several state governments, including NSW and Victoria, have given the FHB segment a new lease of life.
7 min
September 02, 2018 Hotspot of the Week - Belconnen District
Canberra has one of the strongest markets in capital city Australia and the Belconnen District is the market leader, based on our research at hotspotting.com.au

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10 min
August 31, 2018 The Ryder Report August 2018
The Ryder Report provides property news and analysis you won't find in the national media - or anywhere else.

The August 2018 edition is out now. In this issue:-

* We discuss the question WHERE is it a good time to buy property?
* We discuss why headlines like "Growth Superstars" are the worst kind of misinformation.
* We look at a 30 year price growth study that shows ALL cities excel at some point.
* We report on featured markets poised for price growth.
* We provide tips on how to advance as property investors.
* We provide a state-by-state analysis of key events in real estate.
* And much much more.

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5 min
August 29, 2018 All Cities Have Had Growth Periods
Recent price growth in Sydney & Melbourne has given the idea that they are the leaders on capital gains. Investors are reluctant to consider Perth despite it's strong performance in the past.
Many also still consider Adelaide a low-growth city despite its strong growth in previous cycles. A 30 year study by PIPA has shown every city in Australia has had periods of strong growth AND downturn.
The message for investors is to identify markets that have bottomed and are set to improve.
6 min
August 26, 2018 National Top 10 Best Buys Report
Australia has many diverse property markets, and despite media doom and gloom, there are many rising markets in both capital cities and regional areas across the country.

Though inner city Sydney & Melbourne are in a downturn cycle, Adelaide is firmly in an upswing and Perth is in solid recovery mode.

Many regional centres in Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland are also performing strongly, and investors with vision are looking at these areas where affordability and growth are hand in hand.

Our Top 10 report lists the places we recommended that are showing good local economic growth which will drive future long term capital gains and that offer the best opportunities to buy well before prices rise strongly.

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3 min
August 25, 2018 Hotspot of the Week - City of Cockburn
The Perth market is moving into a recovery phase and one of the areas showing strong signs of uplift is the City of Cockburn, a little south of Fremantle.

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12 min
August 24, 2018 Top 5 Perth Hotspots
There is growing evidence of recovery in the Perth property market, including rising sales activity and a significant uplift in prices in the Top End suburbs.

Our Winter survey of sales activity for The Price Predictor Index has confirmed the strong showing in the two previous quarterly surveys.

In this survey we have given a positive ranking (rising, plateau or consistency) to 132 suburbs in the Perth metro area.

It should be remembered that Perth is rising from a low base and that none of its suburbs has sales activity comparable to those in 2012 and early 2013.

But the momentum in the market is undeniable and it seems only a matter of time before some locations return to the strength of the pre-downturn days.

Confidence that the upturn is sustainable comes from revival in the mining sector and the large numbers of jobs being created. As the WA economy improves, businesses thrive and business people become more confident in their real estate purchases.

This suggests that Perth generally can look forward to a return to price growth in the near future.

Putting all these factors together - more growth markets, fewer Danger markets, more consistent ones and early signs of prices rising - provides evidence of a return to strength in the Perth market.

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4 min
August 21, 2018 Three Growth Superstars That Weren't
A recent mainstream media article had the headline "National Top 3 Locations for Price Growth in Australia". All three locations had allegedly had median price growth of around 34%-however investigation showed that of these locations had very few sales in the previous 12 months. In our view median prices in locations with fewer than 30 annual sales are statistically meaningless, and headlines of this nature are at best careless reporting and at worst actively misleading.
6 min
August 20, 2018 Hotspot of the Week - The LGA of Baw Baw
The LGA of Baw Baw is one of Australia's leading population growth areas and real estate in towns like Warragul and Drouin is growing strongly.

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6 min
August 15, 2018 Recovery Signs for Resources Towns
Long-suffering investors with properties in resources-related locations can look forward to better things.
The latest research data shows that many of these towns are showing improvement in their property markets, with vacancies down, sales activity up and, in some cases, the first signs of a return to price growth.
10 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.