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Capital Growth Charts
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Houses have been fantastic investments throughout Australia's history. But
which city in Australia will be the next to boom? Or is there a
downturn coming?
We
believe this Chart is one of the most important pages on this website
for serious investors.
This
unique Chart, the only one of it's kind, provides all the information
you need to not only see where to invest, but when...and
whether it should be apartments or houses you move into. You will be
able to compare, at a glance, the 20 year past trends in Australia's
major cities.
There
is NO POINT in just seeing what happened "last year", and then trying
to decide whether to invest or not!
Property is NOT the stock market!
Compare the 5
year, 10 year and 20 year figures, the long term trends, with the short
term results, to see if there is a "catch up" due.
Houses
and apartments have been fantastic investments throughout Australia's
history. But which city in Australia should you invest in?
Go here to see the charts:
http://www.australianpropertyinvestor.com/members/96.cfm?sd=38
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Australian Property Prospects: 2011
January 12, 2011
Looking forward, this year looks like it will be another year when investors with good properties can expect to see continuing returns, albeit a bit more subdued than over 2009-2010. . . . keep reading
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2010 ANOTHER GOOD YEAR
It's been another great year for the Australian property market, with most cities performing well. The cities that Citylife has been concentrating on, Sydney and Melbourne have done particularly well. Let's first look at the latest figures from RP Data: . . . keep reading
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AMAZING!
June 2009
What you are about to read will amaze you...It willl prove conclusively why leaving your money in the Bank right now could be the worst possible investing decision you can make.. . . . keep reading
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"Why it's Time to Be Paranoid About Inflation Risk"
""The flaming embers of inflation have already landed atop the thatched roof of American finance"...For those readers who do not feel like wading through the preceding metaphors in order to get the point, here's the skinny:.... In short, we think it's a good time to risk being paranoid about the threat of inflation." . . . keep reading
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COMPARISONS from different sources
Whilst we prefer to use Residex data, as we feel their method of calculation gives the most accurate picture, consumers are often confused by press reports as seen in the papers about house prices, where they quote other sources. We have placed here the comparisions of house price growth from the major supliers of independent data, so you can compare. . . . keep reading
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