Australian property market has got enough in its sails to carry you across the path of fortune. In fact, it might just be the best time to move into the market, not overcautious but hungry to an extent. This being said, you will serve yourself well if you know the pros and cons of property investment beforehand.
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Want To Know What Tenants Look For In A High-end Apartment?
Cameron McEvoy for the Property Observer talks about 10 features which are on the top of the minds of tenants paying big rent bills.
Long Term Investments Hedge Your Property Portfolio Better
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.
The Term “Property Boom” Is A misnomer
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 property boom and the present growth is part of the natural property cycle.
Waterfront Properties Rallying Against Odds
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.
Does Property Investment Bend Towards Luck Or Knowledge?
Do you equate buying a property with investing in a property? I wish for your good that you don’t. While anyone can be a property buyer, not many can claim to be an investor. Why? It is because each investment has profit as its chief objective and if it were so easy to make profit, we would all have ‘Buffet’ as our Surname.
