Observers
Christopher Joye
| Michael Yardney
| Catherine Cashmore
| Jo Chivers
| Mark Bouris
| Enzo Raimondo
| Michael Matusik
| Ed Chan
| Robert Simeon
| Cameron McEvoy
| Mark Wist
| Mal James
| Tim Mansfield
| Peter Chittenden
| Terry Ryder
| Mark Armstrong
| Xavier Perronnet
| Margaret Lomas
| Pete Wargent
| Chris Lang
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australian capital territorySales at Queensland's North Point development show value of detailed sales path: Peter Chittenden
North Point offers a good example of how impressive results can be achieved from a well-planned and detailed sales path that is directly aligned to market conditions.
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residentialTimes are changing and apartments are on the rise
There’s no doubt that the near future holds a vision of more residents living in units and townhouses, preferably close to public transport nodes. And, increasingly, this will change the parameters for investing in our major cities.
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residentialBig changes in buyer profiles
What has become more than obvious post-GFC is that buyers’ profiling has changed dramatically given we have fewer buyers in the top-end markets.
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commercialDo you have what it takes to own a business?
Ask yourself: can I rise early, work myself to a stand still, spend all night doing paperwork and never take a holiday?
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residentialThere's little evidence to suggest a downsizing rush
It’s clear the property needs of home buyers must be addressed by urban planners if we’re to free up the market stagnation which will increasingly affect city dwellers as the population expands.
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residentialMelbourne's property market is a tale of two cities: Michael Yardney
While there are some good buying opportunities in Melbourne, there are also a lot of secondary properties on the market right now.
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developmentsWe are in a fabulous environment right now for property investment
Every cycle, when we see rents increase and interest rates decrease, tenants start to realise that they can buy for the same cost of renting.
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australian capital territoryIncreasing land supply is not the answer to affordability issues
The real solution to the cost of new housing will come only when politicians admit that the greatest cost component comes from the taxes, charges and delays they heap upon the development process.
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residentialHow to buy an investment property that stands out from the crowd
An investment property should be a short walking distance to lifestyle attractions such as cafes, shops, parks, beaches and any other positive amenities.
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commercialAccurately determine your available funds before investing in commercial property
Many investors tend to overestimate – and some will even underestimate – the amount of the funds they may have available.
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