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CITYLIFE
INVESTOR NEWS
The
Australian Investor and Property Buyers
Newsletter
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21st
July 2009
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In this issue:
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Australia's on the rebound!
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The turnaround is everywhere...new loan approvals soaring in every
city, especially Melbourne and Sydney.
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Prices are rising everywhere
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What type of investor are you?
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July 2009 The Australian Financial Review:
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"Australia's
median house price has recovered almost all of last year's falls and is
approaching a new high, latest figures from RP Data show. In contrast
to forecasts of weak house price growth this year and the potential for
double digit losses, prices in every capital city other than Perth have
risen since January"
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At Citylife, we have now completed our
own analysis of the RESIDEX official house price figures, and this is
the result:
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SYDNEY:
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The lowest point in the market was
recorded in January 2009. Growth since then has been over 3%. Prices
are now just 2.2% off their all time high.
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MELBOURNE:
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The lowest price was in February 2009,
with last years highest price being recorded in September 2008. Since
February prices have already eclipsed last year's highest price, and
have reached a new high.
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BRISBANE:
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The previous highest point was recorded
in May 2008, with the low point being March 2009. Prices have risen
since March and are now just 0.75% away from their record high in early
2008.
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PERTH:
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Even Perth could be on the rebound. The
lowest point was March this year, but prices have rebounded by nearly
4% since then, although are still down by over 5% from their previous
high point in January 2008.
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NOW is your chance to invest near what
history is likely to show was the bottom of the market, in early 2009.
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"In the 5 months to May 2009, we can
officially say the market has recovered" RP Data's Tim
Lawless AFR, July 2009
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If you were thinking of making JUST
ONE investment in Australia in
the next 12 months, you would have to seriously think about moving
sooner rather than later.
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We have several excellent options for
you, all of which are completely different, and will suit different
investors
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Which type of investor are you?
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OFF-PLAN, LONG COMPLETION INVESTOR
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This is someone who wants to just put
down 10% deposit, and make no further payment for a few years. This
investor is either using their cash for something else, wants time to
save a further deposit, or will make other shorter term investments in
the meantime.
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This strategy is very popular with many
people, and we have a perfect property that will suit in Melbourne.
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www.melbournecitylife.com
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HIGH RENTAL RETURN INVESTOR
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This investor is chasing higher than
normal rental returns, and also wants capital growth. Therefore they
will not buy student housing (high rental, no capital growth) or
serviced type apartments (low capital growth, hard to resell) and will
look "outside the box."
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Our new release of warehouse offices
could offer the solution. Affordable commercial property, offering high
rental returns and great prospects of capital growth.
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Visit: www.southmelbourneoffices.com
for more information.
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IMMEDIATE COMPLETION INVESTOR
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This investor is looking for something
they can buy and settle on shortly, to take advantage of their own
financial situation, a loan they may have approved, and who wants to
get a better return than leaving money in the bank.
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We have something coming up shortly in
Sydney, that not only offers this, but also has the
benefit of (unlike older property) strong tax advantages that investors
can use immediately.
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Also ideal for those changing jobs, (so
may not qualify for a loan later) setting up their own business,
migrating, or returning to Australia to live.
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PRIME LOCATION INVESTOR
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This type of investor understands that
it is prime locations that not only are the last to fall in a downturn,
but hold their value better and usually generate strong
capital growth in a upturn.
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They know there is a premium to pay for
this type of property, and that rental returns are a bit lower, but
they also understand that this is more than off set by the ease of
resale, the security of holding value, and the tenancy demand.
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Our forthcoming project in Sydney's
exclusive Neutral Bay could fit the bill here.
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www.NeutralBayApartments.com
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Copyright 2009 The Citylife
Property Group. All rights reserved.
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