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Property Prices from 1970 to 2016: Stats speaks themselves

Buying a property was difficult in 1970s and 1980s as well but how much difficult is a question we need to analyse. In 1960s median price for property was $7,000 and average individual salary was $2073. In 1980 median price of properties in Australia was $44,800 and average Austrian individual salary for $12,580. Which accounted to a ratio of approximately 3.5 times the average salary to property median price. This ratio was escalated to 8 times in 2010 with average salary being $57,691 to $481,310 median price. [...]

Pay your home loan much faster by owing an Investment Property

You can pay your home loan in 7 – 8 years by utilising the cash flow benefits through your investment property/properties. If you think if it difficult for you to buy investment property than have a reflection on your property equity, you will find your answers there. [...]

Smart Investors get richer just not by luck but with awareness and knowledge

It’s the time to evaluate your borrowing capacity and explore the potential options to invest based on your borrowing and serviceability. If the borrowing is less than $450,000 then there are good options to invest in Tasmania or Queensland, if borrowing is above $450,000 than Melbourne outer suburbs will be good to invest. Race for utilising investment opportunity is still on and if its missed now will be missed for long time.[...]

Saving $50 a week, can save you $126,000 in interest over the 30 years loan term

Cash Flow Management is really a vital part of smart investment. A small sample of wonderful power of the utilisation of cash flows is depicted in the report from The Daily Telegraph’ March publication.[...]

First Home Buyer Dream a tougher reality then it appears

In 1960 median property price(Australia) was $7,000 and average annual income(Individual) was $2073, which was approximately 3.5 times that of the median price. In 1980 average income was $44,800 and median price was $12,580. Whereas, in 2010 was roughly 8 times.Now in 2018, median property price is $809,201 and average individual salary is $65,577, which is approximately 12 times to median property price. Buyers in 2010 also used to think to property prices are very high and today also think they are very high. Now question remains on you to decide which of them was a better time.[...]

Cranbourne an opportunity again!

Cranbourne East serves as faster growing suburb by headcount for last 12 months ending in June 2017. It increased by over 7000 people giving a rise of 27% of the total population in 12 months.[...]

Opportunity to invest: Queensland regaining its population faster than you think

Queensland and Victoria have seen a massive influx of interstate population. Due to Property Prices and living expenses increasing in Sydney lots of people have started to migrate to alternate options for better affordability and have a maintained lifestyle. Western Australia have seen harsh time experiencing mining industry to saturate and resulted in inter-state migration in search of better job opportunities.[...]

New Data represents rise in the Entry prices for First Home Buyers across Melbourne

Getting harder for First Home buyers to break through at the bottom end of the market than it was in this time last year. Even though the prices are slipping off from the peak.The state government last July introduced new incentives for first-home buyers that mean no stamp duty is paid on properties purchased at or under $600,000.[...]

Melbourne suburbs for First Home Buyers with less than $600,000 selling Price

New Data shows suburbs with less than $600,000 house price attracting First Home Buyer to set their first steps into property market.Most suburbs are concentrated in Melbourne’s outer north, outer west and outer southeast. None are located within 15 kilometres of the city.[...]

The Melbourne suburbs with Unit prices are increasing higher than the House prices

Melbourne’s suburbs have seen high unit price growth since past years, as the affordability for first home buyer comes into play.Top nine suburbs with highest unit price increases also experienced units to outperform houses for growth in the year to March as per Domain Group Data.[...]

More Stock demand as Melbourne House Rents inclines

Melbourne property market experiences a steep incline the rental prices. Experts suggest to creation or of more stock and balance.Median rental price house increased to 1.2 percent for the March Quarter to $430 per week. While, unit prices increased to 2.5 percent to $410 as per Domain Group Rental Report.[...]

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