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Old Properties versus New Properties – Part 1

There’s no argument if investors should buy new properties or opt for the existing ones. “It is mathematically impossible for new properties to outdo old...

Why Balancing Your Property Portfolio Is Important

Understanding a Property Portfolio A property portfolio refers to the collection of real estate assets an individual or investor owns. It includes land, dwellings, and...

How Interest Rates Affect the Australian Housing Market: Real Estate Investments

Why Interest Rates Matter in Property Investment Property investment is rarely a one-size-fits-all journey. Successful investors develop clear strategies aligned with their financial goals and...

How to Find Your Next Investment Property in the Current Market Using Real Estate Data

If you’re interested in property investing, it is important that you have access to accurate information. A knowledgeable investor has an advantage over sellers,...

Should You Hire a Buyer’s Agent? What to Consider Before You Decide

Thinking about buying a home or investment property? You’ve probably heard of buyer’s agents—also known as buyer’s advocates—who work exclusively on behalf of property...

Why Childcare Assets Make Good Property Investments

When most investors think of commercial property, their minds jump to the usual suspects: office buildings, retail strips, or industrial warehouses. But there’s another...

What’s the Ideal Ratio of Owners to Renters for Capital Growth?

When evaluating a suburb for investment, one often overlooked factor is the ratio of owner-occupiers to renters. This proportion can reveal a lot about...

Is Vacancy Rate an Indicator of Potential Capital Growth?

Vacancy rate is often talked about in relation to rental cash flow—but did you know it can also signal where the next property growth...