In his first podcast of 2018, Terry discusses the impact of population growth on real estate markets in Australia.  

• Victoria's position as the growth king in Australia and the impact on the housing market there
• The growth population pattern across each state in Australia
• Net overseas migration is at the highest levels since 2009
• Interstate migration to Queensland has picked up again after a few slow years
• In a reversal of recent trends, Tasmania has recorded a net interstate migration gain
• Analysis of the latest population figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics 
• The shifts of net overseas migration particularly in NSW which recorded in FY2017 the highest level of overseas migration in the past 50 years, over 40% of all net migration.
• 70% of overseas migration into Australia see migrants going into Sydney or Melbourne.
• The changing state of interstate migration and the impact that has on the local state economies
• The impact of these population trends on housing affordability in the Australian Property market

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In today’s episode, Terry announces the results from the latest Hotspotting National Top Ten Best Buys 2018 report.

In this episode:

• How real estate markets are changing around Australia
• Why there are no locations featured in this report from Sydney and Melbourne
• The suburbs in Melbourne that the ones to look at
• Why Perth is the land of the opportunity right now
• Why Hobart was a better buy two years ago
• The capital city markets showing the greatest upside in 2018
• The most Adelaide is our underrated capital city market
• The number 1 suburb nationally to invest in
• Why that nation’s capital city Canberra is a rising market
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This week’s episode Terry looks to the future and explains why the real estate boom is only just starting for many areas around Australia. 

• Why there has never been a housing boom in Australia
• Why you can’t trust economists when talking about real estate investment
• Why there isn’t just one entity for the housing market
• Capital City markets that have been declining or steady
• Why media reports and headlines around the housing boom can be misleading
• Why we are looking at a ‘changing of the guard’ for capital city growth areas away from Sydney and Melbourne
• Summary of current real estate growth activity in capital cities and regional areas
• Where to look for real estate investment opportunities in 2018
• The Best Buys report for 2018 

Best Buys Report for 2018

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The South Australian economy is strengthening and some very big game-changing events are soon to impact. And, in terms of affordability, it's great value for money.

• Why we will be talking about Adelaide more in 2018
• Why it is the most under-valued capital city in Adriving change
• The impact of  the massive infrastructure spend and Navy building program on the SA property market
• The revival of the resources sector in South Australia
• Upcoming spending in the alternative energy resource sector particularly around the Port Augusta area
• Other business activity that is impacting on the state economy
• Why it is a rising market as demonstrated in the Spring Edition of the Price Predictor Index
• The affordability of Adelaide housing prices compared to other capital cities

Price Predictor Index

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In today’s episode Terry talks about the latest findings in November - December 2017 Ryder Report.  

The Ryder Report subscription provides property news and analysis you won't find anywhere else. 

• The two biggest mistakes investors make

• Why it’s all about the local economy, not interest rates

• Why we think QBE Housing Outlook price forecasts are too conservative

• The linkages between vacancy rates and rental growth

• Why levels of interest rates don’t affect real estate values

• The two major markets poised for price growth

• Why to stay away from inner city apartment market in Brisbane

• The top Queensland areas to watch

Ryder Report

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In today’s episode we analyse the impact the Commonwealth Games will have on the Gold Coast property market and the potential of oversupply by developers.

In this episode:

• The investment and infrastructure spend on the Gold Coast as part of the Commonwealth Games.
• The short sugar term hit for the property market on the coast
• The overreaction and over-supply of property development for the Games
• The history of boom and bust on the Gold Coast
• Current situation of Surfer Paradise unit prices compared to 10 years ago
• Foreign investment trends and the China market
• Why over-supply will damage any property boom the Gold Coast may have experienced from the Games
• What regional markets in Queensland are better investment options than the Gold Coast as outlined in our Top 5 Queensland Regional Hotspotting Report

Top 5 Queensland Regional Report

Property Observer article by Terry Ryder - Commonwealth Games

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In this episode, we discuss the important qualities of Cheapies with Prospects. Firstly, that they are affordable and secondly, that they have prospects for growth.

Affordability is the market's key issue,  placing increasing focus on the cheaper areas of our cities.

The areas we term the Cheapies with Prospects are those that provide affordable housing andstrong economic drivers to underpin growth in values. They are the areas with the best potential to evolve from ugly ducklings into real estate swans.

• Cheap doesn't necessarily make for a good investment

• Some myths of real estate regarding cheap areas

• How the buying mass affects the prospects

• Increasingly, the economy of capital cities is not based in the CBD

• How job nodes affects real estate

• The power combination that creates real estate growth

• Achieving good capital growth

• Top 5 markets with cheapies with prospects 

Cheapies with Prospect - City Edition

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In today’s we analysis the latest Hotspotting report released, the popular Price Predictor Index - Spring Edition

The index analyses sales in every Australian suburb or town. It finds the growth patterns - the places that will soon show price growth. It also finds markets that are going backwards – the ones to avoid.

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In this episode:

• Latest findings from the Spring Edition of the Price Predictor Index
• How regional markets are now dominating the national property picture
• Why areas around Newcastle and the Hunter region are having significant growth momentum
• Why areas that were in a bust due to the resources sector are starting to turn around
• The risks in buying in a boom or bust area
• The surprising results in the Perth property market
• Why Adelaide was a stand out in this edition of the Price Predictor Indicator

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Today we talk about taking advantage of mentoring when making your real estate investment decisions.

In this episode

• Why infrastructure spend and Sydney housing price boom are related
• Weather the Sunshine Coast can have the same upward trend as Sydney
• Why Sunshine Coast went from a suburb to avoid to one to watch due to a $20 billion infrastructure investment
• Finding affordable areas within a booming area
• Inland suburbs vs coastal areas and their impact on affordability
• Benefit of ‘Railway Towns’
• How getting a real estate investment mentor could help to build your portfolio faster
• The importance of an outside opinion and expertise when investing

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Today we chat about Hotspotting’s latest report - National Top 5 Boom Towns. 

Boom Towns are regional locations undergoing an economic surge from new infrastructure spending or major industrial projects.

• How to classify a Boom Town
• What are aspects like infrastructure spending make up a booming regional area
• Why government policy is an important factor
• Why factors like military bases makes Wagga Wagga a booming area
• How lifestyle is becoming an important factor in driving an area’s investment worth
• Case Study - Armidale and how its diverse economy helps with real estate demand
• How mining can impact an area
• Why certain areas of South Australia are part of the report

Top 5 Boom Towns reports

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