Why Are Interstate Buyers Eyeing Off Brisbane Property?

As the price of property in Sydney and Melbourne continues to rise in price, savvy investors from these cities are making inroads into the Brisbane market.

Beautiful one day and perfect the next, Brisbane has emerged as a leading location for investors looking for affordable property close to the CBD.

Co-Founder and Director of Grow Property Group, Ayda Shabanz, said there were several reasons why Brisbane was attracting interstate investment.

“The climate is wonderful and there’s a tremendous focus on living an active outdoor lifestyle in Brisbane so this has resulted in many people wanting real estate up north,” she said.

“The defining factor is that property in Brisbane is generally cheaper and providing higher yields than other capital cities across Australia, which means there’s still bang for buck.”

One popular strategy being utilised by first-home buyers based outside of Brisbane is to buy an inner-city property as an investment in Queensland’s capital and hold onto it long-term.

“When interstate buyers do this they have an option to use equity in their Brisbane property down the track to help them buy a home where they want to live,” she said.

For these reasons Ayda Shabanz said that she anticipated more interstate buyers would look towards investing in Brisbane over forthcoming years.

“There have been major infrastructure advancements in Brisbane and when you couple that with really high yields in property it will continue to be an attractive proposition,” she said.

Ayda Shabanz is hosting The Road to Property Ownership workshop on Tuesday February 20th 2018 at WeWork – Pyrmont in Sydney, New South Wales. Visit www.growevents.com.au to secure your seat at the FREE event.

Brisbane Tipped To Become Australia’s Top Property Market

A renowned Australian property expert has predicted that Brisbane will soon emerge as the best performing capital city for housing in the country.

CoreLogic’s Tim Lawless said that a key factor behind his property forecast was the fact that people are migrating to Brisbane more than anywhere else Down Under.

“Higher migration rates implies more demand for housing, which should help to support an improvement in capital gains,” he told The Courier-Mail.

Mr. Lawless said the timeframe in which Brisbane would become the nation’s leading property market was within the next five years.

He also stated that factors such as enhanced affordability and increasing job prospects in the Sunshine State would help to propel Brisbane’s property market.

“Jobs are an essential component of a healthy housing market and a strong labour force has been a key missing ingredient from the Brisbane housing market up until recently,” he said.

“The improved jobs sector, together with high rates of migration and an affordable mix of housing is a solid recipe for stronger housing market conditions.”

Ayda Shabanz hosts The Road to Property Ownership workshop on Tuesday March 20th 2018 at the Queens Arms Hotel in Brisbane, Queensland. Visit www.growevents.com.au to secure your seat at the FREE event.

Southern Property Investors Encouraged To Buy Elsewhere

An Australian property expert has urged investors from Sydney and Melbourne to look towards buying property outside of their residential city in the current market.

Simon Pressley, head of property market research at Propertyology, said savvy buyers from Sydney and Melbourne shouldn’t be afraid of investing interstate.

“There’s been speculation and debate about peaks and bubbles but it’s generally accepted that the boom in Sydney and Melbourne is over,” he told Your Property Investment Magazine.

“Look seriously at investing in other locations – it’s really a case of diversify or die wondering.”

With property prices in Sydney and Melbourne widely regarded as expensive, Mr. Pressley stressed that wasn’t the case nationwide.

Recent statistics showed that property in cities such as Brisbane and Hobart, where prices are more affordable, are continuing to experience solid growth.

“The greatest danger in the cooling of Sydney and Melbourne markets is that investors assume that our whole nation is off the boil,” he said.

“Outside of Sydney and Melbourne, growth cycles lie ahead. You can buy investment property with better growth potential and higher rental yields.”

Ayda Shabanz hosts The Road to Property Ownership workshop on Tuesday February 20th2018 at WeWork Pyrmont in Sydney, New South Wales. Visit www.growevents.com.au to secure your seat at the FREE event.

Sydneysiders Eye Brisbane For Property Investment

A renowned Australian property expert has predicted that Brisbane will soon emerge as the best performing capital city for housing in the country.

CoreLogic’s Tim Lawless said that a key factor behind his property forecast was the fact that people are migrating to Brisbane more than anywhere else Down Under.

“Higher migration rates implies more demand for housing, which should help to support an improvement in capital gains,” he told The Courier-Mail.

Mr. Lawless said the timeframe in which Brisbane would become the nation’s leading property market was within the next five years.

He also stated that factors such as enhanced affordability and increasing job prospects in the Sunshine State would help to propel Brisbane’s property market.

“Jobs are an essential component of a healthy housing market and a strong labour force has been a key missing ingredient from the Brisbane housing market up until recently,” he said.

“The improved jobs sector, together with high rates of migration and an affordable mix of housing is a solid recipe for stronger housing market conditions.”

Ayda Shabanz hosts The Road to Property Ownership workshop on Tuesday March 20th 2018 at the Queens Arms Hotel in Brisbane, Queensland. Visit www.growevents.com.au to secure your seat at the FREE event.