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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Podcasts:
Hotspot of the Week: 08 Jan 2019
Where prices grew in 2018, according to one source
Highlights from interview on Channel 7’s Weekend Sunrise
Terry Ryder’s War on Misinformation - Part 8
Hotspot of the Week: Geelong
War on Misinformation: Part Six
The biggest mistake a real estate consumer can make is to be a newspaper reader. Investment adviser and author Noel Whittaker says anyone who seeks success in real estate needs to stop reading mainstream media - and I agree. Anyone who conducts research through absorbing media sound bytes and headlines (few people take the time to read the detail) will be filling their heading with negativity and misinformation.
Hotspot of the Week: Top End Markets
Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation Part 5
The nation’s 2 biggest data sources have noted the quiet steady performance of the Adelaide market. Both Domain and CoreLogic have recorded the SA capital as out performing other cities, especially in comparison to the general decline in Melbourne and Sydney. Domain has labelled Adelaide as “the quiet achiever” which is too often overlooked, while CoreLogic has termed Adelaide “the slow and steady” hare of the nation’s property markets (although I assume they mean tortoise, not hare).
Hotspot of the Week: Mackay
Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation: Part 4
To date Brisbane has not fulfilled the expectations some had for it, largely because the city lacked the fundamental drivers that pushed Sydney and Melbourne. But that’s changing. The underlying economy, population trends, infrastructure spending and the affordability comparison all point to better things for Brisbane. Currently it’s one of five capital cities which have some level of price growth, in contrast to the downward trends in Melbourne and Sydney>
Hotspot of the Week: Adelaide
Terry Ryder's War on Misinformation: Part 3
