Tackling Australia’s housing crisis was a focus in this year’s budget, and fortunately for property investors, negative gearing, the generous 50% discount on housing investments after one year and other tax deductions property investors can benefit from were not on the table! Homes for Australia In this budget, the Government unveiled its ‘Home for Australia’.

The latest CoreLogic report shows that dwelling values across Regional Australia rose 2.1 per cent in the three months to April 2024, the fastest quarterly growth rate in almost two years. In this quarter, Regional Australia outperformed capital city values which rose 1.7 per cent in the same period. Some of our suburbs are performing.

Spring has always been the traditional time to sell a property, but with CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index (HVI) showing a 0.6% rise in March, on par with February’s increase, and taking the current upswing in housing values through its 14th straight month of growth, property owners shouldn’t rule out selling at this time of.

Technology is impacting every area of our lives – the way we work, spend our leisure time and even manage our health. From helping with research and investment planning to potentially increasing rental return, here are five ways landlords can benefit from emerging technologies. Enhancing research Investors now have access to comprehensive and current data.

CoreLogic’s latest regional report which analyses value and rent changes across the country’s 50 largest non-capital Significant Urban Areas (SUAs found dwelling values are now rising faster in regional markets than in the capitals; values are up 1.2% and 1.0 % respectively, over the three months to January). Although the pace of quarterly value growth.

Two of our region’s suburbs, Belmont and Kotara, have made it to the Smart Property Investment FAST 50 report. This report presents a list of 50 suburbs across the country that are predicted to experience significant capital growth in the next 12 months. For the property investor, choosing the right suburb is crucial for maximising.

Whatever stage you’re at on the property ladder, a home owner looking to move, a first-home buyer or an investor, stamp duty (or transfer duty as it’s now known as in New South Wales), is a significant cost in the buying process; according to e61 Institute-PropTrack research, this tax is now costing property buyers up.

With interest rates remaining steady, and you’re thinking about refinancing to buy an investment property, ideally you get pre-approved for a mortgage before you start looking. This will give you a better idea of how much you can afford to spend and will make the property buying process go more smoothly. But with all the.

A recent analysis by realestate.com.au of keywords homebuyers searched for most in 2023 has revealed ‘swimming pool’ is top of the list of the most searched terms – not really surprising given that swimming is practically our national identity! Properties with swimming pools are definitely on the increase. Research carried out by Roy Morgan last.

There are a lot of property investment myths out there, and with nearly 50 years in the business, we’ve seen a few! Here we take a look at some four property investment misperceptions. #Myth 1: Only rich people can invest in property Having cash is helpful when purchasing an investment property but the vast majority.