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Property is not a liquid asset and it may not pay to treat it as one. Peter Sarmas for the Street News states that low interest rates may have made quick-buck seekers more interested in the property market but the traditional technique of investing long-term may still be the brighter strategy for real estate.
Location is on the top of the minds of Australian property buyers. This is followed by availability of amenities. To put it differently, the condition of a property hardly holds centre-stage in the criteria a buyer sets for himself today. Brendan Wong for The Adviser asserts that “property condition” has lost its traditional dominance.
It’s quite a feeling when you get your opinion voiced from other quarters as well. Being a person who has long been vocal against the use of term “bust” and “boom”, I feel vindicated while reading Mark Armstrong’s piece on the Property Observer. He asserts that we are not at or near a phase of…
In a recent article on home values, Cameron Kusher shares a few interesting statistics regarding growth in capital city home values and the longevity of growth periods in an article for the Property Update.
Coastal areas have had their fair share of trouble of late, but now they are showing signs of resurgence, writes Tim Lawless for the Property Update.
The housing market has shown fine momentum and the market confidence amply reflects in the upward curve of the construction sector. Tim Lawless for the Property Update talks about the hike in dwelling construction and partly attributes it to the low mortgage rates. Development activity has picked up all across Australia and unlike the resource…