Hotspotting
Summary: Uncovering hot property markets, today. Hotspotting has always been about helping investors find the best location to buy based on quality research. The Hotspotting Podcast is a Real Estate Property Investment show and delivers this information and more! In each episode Terry Ryder from Hotspotting will bring you knowledge and interesting conversation on everything a property buyer wants and needs to know to make informed decisions. From unravelling the latest data, trends and market statistics, discussing areas of growth and the bigger issues influencing Australia’s property landscape. Whether you're a seasoned property investor or you're buying your first home, we’re here to build your knowledge. Knowledge gives you the power to make smarter investment choices. About Terry Ryder Terry Ryder is the founder of hotspotting.com.au. For 32 years, Terry Ryder has been a specialist researcher/writer on residential property in Australia. In 2006 he created Hotspotting.com.au to help investors find the best places to buy. Terry’s reports and commentary are based quality data and information. His views are totally independent and free of vested interests or outside influences.
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Terry Ryder’s War on Misinformation: 7 Feb 2019
Hotspot of the Week: 5 Feb 2019
Regional Victoria is the stand-out market in Australia. Against a backdrop of Regional Australia providing the top growth markets in the nation, Victoria has large numbers of towns/suburbs with rising demand and the strongest price growth in Australia.
Terry Ryder’s War on Misinformation: 31 Jan 2019
Hotspot of the Week: 29 Jan 2019
There are growing signs of recovery in resources-related markets in Queensland, both in sales activity and prices. This, plus steady performance in the larger regional cities, has lifted the sector’s overall performance to its strongest position since mid-2017. The larger, more diversified regional centres of Queensland have increasingly steady markets. The Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast are both producing good results, especially the Sunshine Coast.
Surprising results for the Noosa Property Market
War on Misinformation: Part 10
Adelaide is one of Australia’s most consistent markets. Our latest quarterly survey of sales activity says that the number of suburbs with rising demand has dropped from 71 to 60, but Adelaide remains the busiest market in capital city Australia.Though the market has plateau-ed recently, it remains elevated compared to 12-18 months ago. SA, dominated by Adelaide, has impressed with its steady performance in the past five years.
Hotspot of the Week: 22 Jan 2019
War on Misinformation: Part 9
Six of the eight Australian capital cities showed solid rent growth in 2018. Media tends to measure markets by movements in median prices. But other measures of the health of major markets are worthy of attention, including sales volumes, vacancy rates and movements in rentals. The Domain Rental Report for the December 2018 Quarter shows that rents are stronger than sale prices in terms of growth in the past year.
Hotspot of the Week: 15 Jan 2019
Live Q & A: 09 Jan 2019
Prices rose in five of the eight capital cities in 2018, according to the latest figures from CoreLogic. The growth was led by Hobart, where the Home Value Index grew 8.3% last year. Darwin was up 3.7%, Canberra 3.6% and Adelaide and Brisbane were up by about 1% in annual terms. The capital city average was a decline of 6.7%, according to these figures, weighed down by a 10% fall in Sydney and a 9% decrease in Melbourne. It’s important to note that other major research sources disagree with these figures
