Tag: sydney Property Market Archives

  • Cash Rate To Stay Where It Is

    In an article for the website Property Update, Michael Yardney says that the cash rate is going to stay where it is for sometime but an ascension in rates is on the cards next year and this will be followed by a downward cycle, perhaps as soon as 2017. The experts are divided in their…

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  • A Shift in Demographic Trends

    There are many great ways in which the property market may get affected due to the net interstate migration being witnessed of late. Pete Wargent, in an article for the website Property Update, talks about certain demographic trends.

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  • US Era of Quantitative Easing Soon to Be Over

    In an article for the website Property Update, Michael Yardney talks about the proposed end of US’s increased reliance on Quantitative Easing (QE). The decision is backed by US’s assertion that its economy is now on a more surefooted territory and it may not require pumping in money through unconventional financial programs.

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  • What We Can Learn From The Block

    I think a lot of things can go wrong with home renovation projects if you have “buy, renovate and sell” on mind. A lot many times, we overcapitalise on renovations and from that point on it is a downward spiral unless we meet a very generous buyer who still hands us out a decent profit.…

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  • 186,000 New Dwellings Required Each Year

    Adam Smith talks about a report released by the Housing Industry Australia in his article for the website Your Investment Property. The report sheds light on the building requirements in our country and suggests that the most difficult challenge faced by the property market would be to create enough dwellings to accommodate our ageing population.

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  • Should Negative Gearing Stay?

    In an article for the website The Adviser, James Mitchell talks about the bipolar view on negative gearing. There is a school of experts who believe that negative gearing can overheat the market perilously. On the other end of the spectrum, there are others who believe that the pros of negative gearing easily outweigh the…

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