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  • Three Distinct Phases of a Property Cycle

    While writing an article for the Property Update, Pete Wargent uses his inimitable style to shed light (in strictly layman’s terms) on the three or apparently four phases of the property cycle. He also debunks the myth of an impending burst of the property bubble.

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  • Government Seeking Excuses for Lack of Infrastructure Growth

    Chinese buyers bought $5 billion worth of property across Australia in 2013. This heats up speculation that rampant foreign investment has forced local investors out of the market. Even as the media keeps reiterating on this line, Vivienne Kelly resorts to data to guide us through. In an article for the website Smart Property Investment,…

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  • Co-investing in property with your loved one

    Michael Yardney speaks about the prospect of co-investing in properties with your loved ones. In an article for the website Real Estate View, he addresses the situation suggesting that the intent is right but the results may not be something to be jubilant about. Investing with your loved ones can bring money into the equation,…

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  • NSW Borrowing the Highest Sum For Homes

    In a bid to realise their dream of home ownership, Australians are not shy of borrowing more. In an article for the website realestate.com.au, Venessa Paech reports that the national average home loan size has increased by 6.4% over the last couple of years. On an average, people are borrowing $319,200 for fulfilling their ownership…

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  • Properties Available for Sale Take a Hit In Sydney

    Number of properties up for sale in Sydney has plummeted by 17% over the last year. This brings the listings at par with the 2008 figures. An article on the website Smart Property Investment throws light on the subject. Only 20,080 properties are listed for sale presently and this can drive the prices beyond the…

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  • 2014 Is All Out to Woo Property Investors

    The year 2014 can bring really good tidings for the property market, writes Peter Kouilzos for the website realestate.com.au. Opportunities for property investors won’t come into being due to any extraordinary capital growth but will arise out of the present environment of low interest rates.

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