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March 10, 2022
A look at the Australian property market update as of the 28th February 2022. We look at dwelling values for the month, annual change in total advertised supply, rental yields, our expectations for what lies ahead and we suburb spotlight on Eaglehawk in VIC, part of the City of Greater Bendigo.
March 21, 2022
While we often talk about the Australian property market as a single entity, it is actually many smaller local markets. This is especially obvious right now, with property performance varying greatly across the country. But reporting market activity at a national level makes it easier to understand and helps us identify broad trends.
Here we look at the 5 biggest factors affecting real estate market performance right now.
March 26, 2022
When analysing the success of other property investors, we tend to focus on the positives. We look at the good decisions they have made and the good behaviours they have developed. And we hope that, if we emulate these, we can also emulate some of their results.
But to truly learn from the success of others, you also need to consider what they did not do so well. You need to look at the mistakes they have made and avoid falling into the same traps yourself. To help you with this, we want to explore some of the biggest regrets many successful property investors hold.
March 31, 2022
Depending on who is describing them, the average property investor is generally depicted in one of two ways. They are either a wealthy property “tycoon” living a life of luxury off the income produced by their portfolio. Or they are a suburban “Mum and Dad” couple trying to build a better life for their family.
But, in reality, the average property investor is actually quite difficult to characterise. This is because the investor community is extremely diverse and comes from an increasingly wider range of backgrounds. The demographics of this community are also constantly changing and evolving as new investor types emerge.
