Property trends are constantly changing and evolving, so it's important to stay on top of what's happening in the market.In this blog we’ve included what to look for now, so you can make smarter decisions about your future real estate investments.Here we're going to look at five of the biggest property trends for 2023:1. Affordable locations dominate growthThe surge in prices amid the pandemic has led to priced-out buyers finding more [...]
In the past decade, property investment has become an increasingly popular choice to build a secure future. As a result, it’s not uncommon for people to retire with properties as part of their personal portfolio. Whether you are planning to retire soon or are already retired, this blog I will help you prepare for a comfortable retirement in property by showing you how we can help make it happen: Retirement may mean different [...]
Are you interested in the possibility of not only success but creating financial wellbeing and achieving the ever-elusive happiness? Would you like breakthroughs, not mere insights or improvements, but lasting results that expand and unfold over time. What does it take to be a successful property investor? And a savvy one at that? The answer is simple: there are certain traits that every successful property investor possesses. If you want to be successful in [...]
What Causes House Price Growth: Supply or Demand? The housing market can be one of the most complex and volatile markets in the world. You can have all the money in the world, but if you're trying to buy a house, it's not just about how much money you have. Supply and demand are the key determinants of house prices. But What Causes Supply and Demand? In this blog, we'll explore [...]
In a recent blog about property cycles, I explained in depth how there is always an opportunity regardless of what the broader Australian property market may be doing. Right now, there is confusion due to incorrect media reporting about the Australian real estate market. If you ask the average Joe what’s happening in the market right now, you’ll likely receive the answer that property prices are crashing. Yes, there are [...]
Depending on who you ask, the world may be ending as we know it, at least in the property sphere! Property prices in a few cities are declining, and the price growth of 20% for the others has ended. But not all is lost! Last week I wrote in detail about property cycles and what to expect in the future for Australia’s property market, but a conversation with an existing client prompted this [...]
With Australia’s most significant student assessment now behind us, it got me thinking… are we teaching our kids enough about money management and, as a whole, are Australians lacking financial education? I started investing in property in 1993 when I was only 18. At that time, I had no idea what I was doing, and I’m not ashamed to say I got lucky. But more importantly, during the process of buying my [...]
Prospective property owners in Sydney have gone from fearing they’ll miss out to fearing they’ll overpay. Sydney house prices could drop dramatically There’s certainly no doubt that over the past two years Sydney property owners have been on one hell of a ride with property prices rising over 30% in the twelve months leading up to December 2021. Certainly, a great result but for those who were hoping that the [...]
Here at Wealthology we love to empower everyday women (and their men) to succeed financially by investing in property smarter. Leonie purchased her first property aged 18 and has brought a few more since then, both with partners and without. She has chosen to work with a number of coaches and mentors within not only the property industry but also the self-development industry to help her achieve a better financial [...]
I will be forever grateful to my Dad for introducing me to the world of property when I was just 18yrs old. I don’t think he quite realised at the time what an extremely powerful opportunity he was presenting which has allowed me to go on and create a much better financial future for myself than he could have imagined at the time. I guess you could say my Dad [...]
