By Peter Sarmas on 25 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Only rich people can afford to live on Manhattan Island and everyone else lives out in Brooklyn. Sydney is well on the way to achieving the Brooklyn effect. 90% of Australian’s can’t afford to live within 20km of the CBD of Sydney because they don’t earn enough. Read the full report from Rosemary Johnston of The Property Investment Association of Australia Inc. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 23 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
In this week's property market wrap we look at the latest ABS seasonally adjusted Wage Price Index (WPI) results and find out why these results impact on rentals from investment properties. We also reveal the top regional growth areas for rental properties and the state’s strongest performers. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 21 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Where are the most affordable suburbs? This week we look at dwelling values across combined capital cities for the most affordable, middle range and expensive suburbs. We also find out the main barriers facing first home buyers wanting to get on the property ladder. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 15 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Is right now the best time to buy property? Peter Sarmas examines Melbourne’s property market and reveals whether we should expect an interest rate rise in the near future. He looks at our economy, in particular recently released employment figures, and talks about the impact it will have on wages and house price rises. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 14 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
Would you move to Melbourne’s outer-west if you could buy a green lot? This week we look at The National Land Survey results showing Melbourne's sprawl into the outer-west as would be home owners are buying up former agricultural land. We also examine the proposed changes that will affect St. Kilda and it’s iconic Acland Street. ...
By Peter Sarmas on 8 Nov 2015 No Comments yet, your thoughts are very welcome
In this week’s property market wrap Peter Sarmas examines the state of Melbourne’s property market. He advises on the right time to buy property and important strategies you should put in place to minimise risk. He discusses the Reserve bank’s decision and you will find out if your home is in one of Melbourne’s most liveable suburbs. ...
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The Basic Characteristics Of Property As An Investment
The World’s Tallest Residential Towers
Hangover Stock Brings About Buying Opportunities
The Pros and Cons Of Having A Mortgage Offset Account
What You Need to Know About Buying Your Next House
Where Are Most Distressed Property Sales Happening in Australia?
Chinese Property Investors Taking Over the Australian Market - Fact, Fiction or Fearmongering?
Why Taking a Long-term Position on Property Investment Can Reduce Risk
Where is Mount Clear and Why is it Special?
Mining town property woes to deepen
Footscray and Surrounds Forecast to Grow Over Next Four Years
Miss Universe Jennifer Hawkins’ $10 Million Property Empire
Investment Property Turned Cannabis Farm
Attention Landlords: Here’s Why You Should Make Your Rental Home Greener and How to Do It
ATO Stats Confirm Investors are still Missing out on Depreciation Deductions
Average Length of Home Ownership Rises
Thermally Efficient Homes
Will the Low Australian Dollar Drive House Prices Up Even Further?
“I’m Afraid Your Tenant Has Died…”
Melbourne Auction Results – February 16th, 2015
First time property investors can save $4,264 in just one year
The Twins Win The Block Sky High, But How Much Did The Apartments Sell For?
Melbourne Auction Results – May 26, 2014
5 Tips On What to Look for When Buying a Green Home
SMSF Could Make it Difficult for First Home Buyers
Reading Your Body’s Book Of Disease!
RBA Holds Fire and Notes Mixed Performance of Property Markets
Should I Renovate to Sell An Investment?
$21.44 Million Gold Coast Mansion Sells For Quarter of Cost
Some ideas about measuring the relativity of housing costs
February Vacancies Fall, Rents Drop in Some Cities
Baby Boomers with SMSFs Leading the Charge, but Buyer Beware
What Makes An Effective 'For Lease' Listing, And Why Landlords Should Browse Them
Asking Prices Flat for the March Quarter
Melbourne Property Market Update - March 21st, 2015
Bank Profits Were $35.2 billion to March 2015
What's Happening to Our Dwelling Prices?
Why I’m Not Worried about a Property Downturn
Housing Data Shows Investors at Record High While First Home Buyers Miss Out
Only 1 out of 100 apartments has 4 bedrooms in Melbourne’s CBD
Melbourne Property Market Update - April 25th, 2015
Property Bubble Alert Following Hockey Thought Bubble
Yarraville: Why Location Means Everything - Choosing the Right Property for SMSF Investors
Overvalued Aussie Dollar the Biggest Threat to Economy
Sydney's Most Affordable Properties Revealed
Why Are Australians So Passionate About Investment Property?
The Barry Plant Teddy Bear Trick
How High Property Prices Are Changing Our Way Of Life
Melbourne Auction Results – October 27, 2014
Renting With Pets – How to Get Landlord Approval in 5 Easy Steps
The Seven Deadly Sins of Property Investing
Why do Chinese Investors Find Australian Property so Attractive?
How to Feng Shui Your Home to Attract More Buyers
Wondering Where to Buy Investment Property? Regional Areas Could Be Your Answer
Scammers Fleece Rental Home Owners
Is Housing Affordability Creating A Gap Between The Rich and The Poor?
Melbourne’s Daily Average Visitors Nearing 1 Million
Melbourne Property Market Update – August 23, 2013
Beautiful Art Deco Apartment in Hampton... Off-Market!
Draft Proofing Your Home This Winter
The Largest Property Value Gains and Falls in Victoria Since The GFC
What Should You Consider Before Buying Interstate?
What Makes Viewbank Special?
The Sun Wasn’t Shining On Me In Sunshine
What’s Going to Happen to Property Prices as We Head into Winter?
Melbourne Auction Results – March 16th, 2015
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