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If you can tick every body of the ‘A Grade Investment’ checklist, you’re onto a winner.
Regardless of who wins Government, there seems little in our immediate economic future to indicate a major change to the status quo.
As we face uncertainty on the political front this will definitely make it increasingly difficult to manage the economy moving forward, but the future leadership will need to take responsibility for supporting the economy.
We urge those who are seeking to purchase property to ensure that they take a long term approach.
Queensland’s First Home Owners’ Grant and the various transfer duty concessions are two great ways that first home buyers can get their foot in the door and purchase their first home.
Mould is a serious health issue and needs to be treated and taken care of as soon as it is formed. Tenants need to advise their agents as soon as they can if they see or notice mould.
The rate of decline in the new apartments market will largely be determined by the mood of investors.
Contrary to perceptions, employment growth has been steady in Hunter Valley over recent years.
Instead of looking at the temporary period of unit oversupply as a trigger for ‘disaster’, we should be viewing it as a big opportunity for many more people to enjoy a vibrant, well-connected and well-serviced urban lifestyle – at a more affordable price.
Removing negative gearing is an overtly eastern states policy, being forced on South Australian home owners, renters and investors because of large increases in house prices in Australia’s two largest capital cities.
Although there is likely to be more volatility in the market, ultimately most investors are looking to the long term – so will continue to hold their assets, in the hope that any short-term instability will eventually subside when more clarity of the UK’s role in Europe is determined.
If you believe that London will continue to be one of the dominant cities of the world, then now will prove to be a great time to buy.
The government has found a scapegoat in foreign investors and is playing on xenophobia.
Property investors are the most influenced by negative global sentiment and the lower level of property investment ownership in WA will leave the State less exposed to any negative impact following the UK’s decision to leave the European Union last week.