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23.01.2022 Don’t Get Too Excited About Boom Headlines. By Jacqueline So | 11 Sep 2019 (YIP) As we head into the last quarter of 2019, predictions about the property market in 2020 have been pouring in. Some of these paint a rather rosy look of prospects in the next 12 months so rosy that they may be too good to be true. A number of news headlines this week report a return of the housing boom citing high auction clearance rates of over 70% in capital cities like Sydney, Melbourne and...Continue reading

22.01.2022 Investors Should Focus On WA’s Future Lithium Boom. By Michael Mata | 04 Aug 2017 YIP. The announcement last week that the United Kingdom will ban the sale of new petrol and diesel cars by 2040, following a similar move by France, is setting the stage for a major boom in lithium mining in Western Australia, according to Shane Kempton, CEO of Professionals Real Estate Group.... According to Kempton, lithium battery powered automobiles will grow more commonplace throughout the world over the next two decades. This in turn will fuel a massive boom in global lithium production. WA is in the box seat to benefit from this green power boom as the state has huge deposits of lithium and already produces one third of the world’s lithium through the Greenbushes mine in the south west of the state, Kempton said. There are already $2 billion in lithium projects in the pipeline in [Western Australia], with more than 1,000 employed in the sector which is likely to more than double or treble in the next few years, he added. Not only will thousands of Western Australians be employed in mining lithium but also in the down processing of the mineral. Tianqi, one of China’s biggest lithium companies, is currently building a $400m processing plant in WA. The processing plant will turn lithium concentrate worth about $1,000 a tonne into lithium hydroxide, which sells for more than 10 times this figure, according to Kempton. This downstream processing will create thousands of new sustainable jobs in Western Australia which will have a major positive impact on the local property market moving forward, Kempton said. The future demand for lithium could have the same stimulatory impact on WA’s economy as the discovery and demand for oil had on the oil rich Gulf states during the 20th century. WA has still a relatively small population and the lithium driven economic boom will result in a huge demand for property as people move to the state to secure a better financial future for themselves, Kempton said. Property investors who take a medium to long term approach to the real estate [market] should now be focusing on WA and fully recognise the prime investment opportunities in real estate that now exist in the state before the lithium boom hits.

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18.01.2022 Population Growth Could Boost Residential Construction. By Gerv Tacadena (YIP) | 23 Sep 2019. Australia's stable population growth could breathe new life to flailing residential construction activity, according to an analysis by the Housing Industry Association. Latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show a 1.6% population growth during the three months to March, a steady improvement from the previous quarters. The population growth has remained strong and st...Continue reading

16.01.2022 APRA's home loan rule relaxation will allow for bigger mortgages By ABC business reporter David Chau It will now be easier for Australia's prospective home buyers to take out bigger mortgages. From today, banks only need to apply a 2.5% serviceability buffer to determine whether customers can afford mortgage repayments With mortgage rates at record lows, it is significantly below the 7% minimum interest rate test that APRA mandated 4.5 years ago... Relaxed lending standards come amid falling house prices and expectations the RBA will cut rates again The only restriction is that the banks ensure borrowers can repay their loans if interest rates were at least 2.5 percentage points higher than they are currently. With many banks now offering variable mortgage rates in the low-3s, that means many borrowers are likely to be tested at a rate below 6 per cent per annum as banks decide whether they can afford to repay their loan

13.01.2022 What A Difference An Election Makes. By Ian Hosking Richards | 03 Sep 2019 Lower interest rates, rising rents, greater confidence, and no changes to negative gearing ... Property investors, along with many others, are heaving a sigh of relief and ready to go back to business as usual. But did they miss out in the run-up to the election? It has been an interesting six months. The property market was quiet prior to the election as investors held back due to reports of a falling... market and lack of credit availability, as well as concerns about potential policy changes. Now it looks as if everyone was worrying for nothing. Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but were investors right to hold back and wait to see how things panned out post-election? Let’s first consider the ‘falling market’. Any discussion is only relevant if the information is specifi c to that given market. The problem with the tabloid press is that their property reporting appears to be agenda-driven and very generic in nature. The Australian property market is characterised as ‘booming’ or ‘busting’, and their viewpoint often tends to correlate loosely with where Sydney is sitting on the property clock. These sweeping generalisations disguise the fact that large numbers of suburbs in Sydney and Melbourne have increased in value over the past year, as have many regional areas.

12.01.2022 One Investment. Two Income Streams. High Rental Yield is a result that is needed when Investing in Property. With Two Tenants, Two Rental Incomes and Two sets of Depreciation, Duplexes and Dual Keys are hard to beat. Download our booklet. Click Here http://bit.ly/2DUPLEX

12.01.2022 Would You Like to Invest in Property, but don't know if you can afford it. Take our Short Survey and find out. Click here http://bit.ly/9Survey and we will send you the results.

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12.01.2022 How investor mindset moves the markets. Michael Yardley Sept 19, 2019. If they’re armed with all the research available in today’s information age, why can’t economists agree on where are our property markets are heading? In fact, a better question would be why do so many get it wrong?...Continue reading

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09.01.2022 NSW property going paperless is Australia-first 6 July 2018 by Eliot Hastie YIP. Legislation that has cleared the NSW cabinet could see the state become the first to allow electronic signatures in property and land transactions. The changes to the property laws are being driven by Finance Minister Victor Dominello and would achieve end-to-end electronic property processing.... Currently, the legislation states that requirements for deeds are to be executed on paper, parchment or vellum, which has led to calls to update the legislation for the 21st century. The government is planning to introduce the amendment to the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act in September and the move should speed up deals. The move to digitise signatures builds on laws passed last year that digitised a raft of paper processes.

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06.01.2022 An improving Queensland economy and major infrastructure projects and developments in the works by the State Government will see significant long-term capital growth for the Brisbane property market. RiskWise Property Research CEO Doron Peleg said with the Queensland Government taking significant steps to grow its economy, with Brisbane in the midst of a $15 billion infrastructure boom over the next few years, the local property market was likely to prosper and, as a result, ...the state continued to attract a high number of interstate migrants in search of affordable housing and employment. Projects include the $5.4 billion Cross River Rail,the $3.6 billion Queens Wharf Project expected to create more than 11,000 jobs, the $1.5 billion upgrade to Eagle St Pier, $100 million dollar upgrade at the GABBA, the creation of the$2 billion Brisbane Live arena and the $944 million Brisbane Metro. The Queensland Transport Roads and Investment Program 2018-19 to 2021-22 outlines $21.7 billion in transport and road infrastructure which is estimated to create around 19,200 jobs, while the Advance Queensland initiative is also designed to create knowledge-based jobs, drive productivity improvements and help position the state as an attractive investment destination with a strong innovation and entrepreneurial culture. A second runway is also under way at Brisbane Airport while the $158 million Brisbane International Cruise Terminal should be operational by mid-2020. Other major developments include the $1 billion Herston Quarter and the $2 billion Millennium Square at Bowen Hills. Mr Peleg said it all meant good news for Brisbane investors. And regardless of the construction boom, southeast Queensland is an attractive destination for buyers, he said. This is boosted by interstate migration, its relative affordability, lifestyle and positive capital growth projections, alongside innovation by the Queensland Government. In addition, when you have significant slowdown and price reductions in Sydney and decelerated prices in Melbourne, as is the case now, this traditionally means southeast Queensland attracts more interstate investments.In Sydney and Melbourne lending restrictions, the likely outcome of the Royal Commission as well as potential changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax should Labor come into power at the next Federal election, all add up to uncertainty in those markets. Queensland has good fundamentals right now. Relatively good housing affordability, population growth and therefore demand for houses, improved jobs and economy, weakness in other markets, and modest capital growth so it’s not an out-of-control market and the long-term outlook is extremely positive. See more

05.01.2022 NDIS Housing As A Promising Investment.By Kay Rivera YIP | 29 Nov 2019. Investors now have the opportunity to gain reasonable returns while helping those in need, according to a national property strategist. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a program that aims to rehouse people with disabilities in privately established and high-quality specialist accommodation. NDIS will cover the cost of accommodation and ongoing care for participants to enter specialised ...housing. According to Michael Knights, managing director of Horizon Property Alliance, private investors may come into play by coordinating with an accredited care provider who can assist them in establishing specialist housing for those with severe disabilities that need 24-hour care. We are aware of a variety of models available to investors who want to be part of the scheme, but all revolve around establishing a bespoke home for three to five participants, he said. The investor-owner then grants the care provider permission to operate in the home for a predetermined rental amount and, in many cases, a share of the care business’s profits. Knights added that apart from being able to reach out to those in need, private investors are incentivised through excellent returns. The program is doing well, with the NDIS reporting that around 460,000 Australians under the age of 65 with a permanent and significant disability will access its services. On top of this, the government-funded payments would give investors security of income. That said, there are always risks when investing. In this instance, you need to ensure you’re aligned with a high-quality care provider, Knights said. Also, while vacancies are a normal risk for property investors, the government will provide a three-month rental guarantee when rooms become vacant. Given the waiting list that currently exists, however, we don’t envisage vacancies being a major downside. The only other risk seems to be future changes in government policy, but we believe the program’s success will become apparent in the short term. The program was launched in 2017, but it was not until recently that required checks and balances were put into place. Based on a 2017 Productivity Commission report, the NDIS is anticipated to support about 475,000 people at a cost of $22 billion in its first year.

03.01.2022 East Coast Investors Targeting to South Australia. Key Reasons being Affordability and Growth.

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