Our Brisbane Buyers Agent, Emily Petie, gives the lowdown on the up-and-coming Brisbane suburb of Salisbury.

It's simply not true that all areas will perform equally in terms of investment return. Here are 4 key indicators that a suburb isn't investment grade.

Property investment remains a popular method to create wealth, yet the majority of those who invest in property don't get the outcomes they are chasing. Successful property investment is all about understanding what return you should receive and buying the right properties to achieve it.

Property, along with shares/equities, represent the two major asset classes for growth-focused investments.  Both types of assets can make great investments - this article will help you to understand if it's a suitable investment class for your long-term financial strategy.

From our increasingly analysis-free public discourse, you might have gotten the idea that the world's in some kind of trouble. It's not.

Buying an investment property can be a great path to wealth creation - but first you need to buy the right investment property. Here are some simple tips to help you acquire a property that will achieve investment-grade returns:

Massive price falls or business as usual? What would a Labor government's housing policy actually mean for the property market?

Best known as a tourist destination, can the Southern Gold Coast transform itself into a hub for business, innovation and lifestyle? Here's some ways it might go about it.

As the Sydney and Melbourne growth cycles start to moderate, the traditional search for ‘the next big thing’ has well and truly commenced. With the Perth and Darwin markets in decline, and Adelaide and Hobart sclerotic, Brisbane seems to be the winner by default – the Steven Bradbury of property markets if you like. Plenty of ink has been spilled on the subject, with many analysts predicting it as the best performer of Australia’s capital cities for 2016. Others are more pessimistic.

In this article we deal with a critical statistic for determining if a suburb is good for investment or not - the owner-occupier to renter ratio.