Some of the most-hyped locations in South-East Queensland are actually the least likely to produce strong investment returns. We analyse four of the worst: Ripley, Yarrabilba, Southport and Chermside.
What is the Right Property to Invest In?
What Should You Look For In A Property Market?
Land Versus Buildings - Which Has Performed Better?
What is a Property's Intrinsic Value?
Buy and Hold property Investment Strategies
How Do We Assess Locations?
The Truth About Population Growth
Top Microburbs Suburbs in Brisbane and the Gold Coast
Where are the most walkable suburbs in South-East Queensland?
Stamp Duty Concessions Explained
Location Score/Demand to Supply Score
Understanding Key Property Data - Median Sales Price
Understanding Key Property Data - Vacancy Rates
Understanding Key Property Data - Rental Yields
Understanding Key Property Data - Owner Occupier to Renter Ratio
Brisbane Property Market Starting to Finally Hit Its Straps
The Problems with House and Land Packages
Great Buying on the Gold Coast
Not All Brisbane Apartments Make Bad Investments
The unit glut in Brisbane has reduced unit prices across the board. This is opening up some great opportunities for properties in small complexes in quality suburbs, where land values are high and rental yields are good. Find out more in my video below: