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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Hotspot of the Week - The Central Coast of NSW
First-home buyers are more active right now than at any time in the past six years, led by elevated activity in both Victoria and New South Wales. “Over the past 12 months, the volume of FHB owner-occupier loans has increased by 11.4%,” says HIA senior economist Shane Garrett. He says incentives offered by several state governments, including NSW and Victoria, have given the FHB segment a new lease of life.
Hotspot of the Week - Belconnen District
The Ryder Report August 2018
Recent price growth in Sydney & Melbourne has given the idea that they are the leaders on capital gains. Investors are reluctant to consider Perth despite it's strong performance in the past. Many also still consider Adelaide a low-growth city despite its strong growth in previous cycles. A 30 year study by PIPA has shown every city in Australia has had periods of strong growth AND downturn. The message for investors is to identify markets that have bottomed and are set to improve.
National Top 10 Best Buys Report
Hotspot of the Week - City of Cockburn
Top 5 Perth Hotspots
A recent mainstream media article had the headline "National Top 3 Locations for Price Growth in Australia". All three locations had allegedly had median price growth of around 34%-however investigation showed that of these locations had very few sales in the previous 12 months. In our view median prices in locations with fewer than 30 annual sales are statistically meaningless, and headlines of this nature are at best careless reporting and at worst actively misleading.
Hotspot of the Week - The LGA of Baw Baw
Long-suffering investors with properties in resources-related locations can look forward to better things. The latest research data shows that many of these towns are showing improvement in their property markets, with vacancies down, sales activity up and, in some cases, the first signs of a return to price growth.
Hotspot of the Week - Port Adelaide Enfield
Hotspot of the Week - The City of Stirling
Victoria Hotspots Bundle
The affordability issue starts with the high price of residential land in our major cities. Prices continue to rise, even though sales volumes have fallen, because there is a shortage of land relative to demand and because the various levels of government inflict delays, taxes and other imposts on the industry that creates land and new dwellings. As a result, lots sizes continue to reduce but prices overall continue to rise.
