Hey Shane Great listening to you. I am one of those interstate buyers that bought a property from Shane. Very happy with the rental yield and is exactly what Shane said it would be. Shane was brilliant to work with to help sort the sale. Looking forward to that future capital growth.
Great video, Mark is a very inspiring guy, and Shane is a rare example of a good real estate agent who knows what he is talking about. I honestly believe there will be a bull run on Perth soon, it's very under-rated and has so much more to offer than most of the east coast which is just choking, and no longer offering much bang for buck.
I admire his courage. Bouris is not afraid making his case that if his business goes well at the expense of the rest of us then we can trust his judgement its for the best.
Even if you get a foot hold in the Sydney market with work and stress involved you won't have the time or energy to enjoy it. Then comes the 'type of person' factor .. there is an agitation and irritability that permates Sydney. Even if you're not like that, you'll be surrounded by it. Our grandparents had a saying 'when debt walks in the door, love flies out the door'. Sydney people are rich but live like paupers... so what's the point.
I have noticed that. People in Perth seem to live a more enjoyable life. Unfortunately, there's too many bogans in Perth. Everywhere has its pros & cons.
Genuinely curious as where these 1000m2 4x2's within 8kms of the city for 600k are? Do you recommend buying a first property in perth now in current conditions or hold off?
Perspective here, Perth still has the highest ratios of multimillionaires per square mile than any other Australian city. So there’s an abundance of retirees with disposable income. Job prospects id say, traditional stuff, mining included. Certainly not what I’d class as progressive tech focus or entertainment based.
There is some tech companies in Perth, but be careful what you wish for. I am currently in Tel Aviv and watching the fall-out of a tough time for tech (lots of redundancies happening) and the economy, combined with cost of living crisis is hitting hard. Tourism is dwindling due to the costs, so Perth is incredibly blessed to be a diversifying city.
Great interview fellas, no bs or fancy lingo. Anyone wanting to look at the Midwest and Geraldton region of WA - team Van Tiel Ray White Geraldton would love to help 😁
Hey Shane
Great listening to you.
I am one of those interstate buyers that bought a property from Shane.
Very happy with the rental yield and is exactly what Shane said it would be. Shane was brilliant to work with to help sort the sale.
Looking forward to that future capital growth.
Really good interview Shane! Perth is certainly fantastic value for property and lifestyle, and you did a great job of showcasing that. 😍
Perth has certainly changed alot in the last decade with high energy to match. Great interview!
Just went unconditional yesterday in Coodanup! So pumped! Great video cheers! Makes me happy
Great video, Mark is a very inspiring guy, and Shane is a rare example of a good real estate agent who knows what he is talking about. I honestly believe there will be a bull run on Perth soon, it's very under-rated and has so much more to offer than most of the east coast which is just choking, and no longer offering much bang for buck.
Perth is the best city in Australia 💯
I admire his courage. Bouris is not afraid making his case that if his business goes well at the expense of the rest of us then we can trust his judgement its for the best.
Even if you get a foot hold in the Sydney market with work and stress involved you won't have the time or energy to enjoy it. Then comes the 'type of person' factor .. there is an agitation and irritability that permates Sydney. Even if you're not like that, you'll be surrounded by it. Our grandparents had a saying 'when debt walks in the door, love flies out the door'. Sydney people are rich but live like paupers... so what's the point.
I have noticed that. People in Perth seem to live a more enjoyable life. Unfortunately, there's too many bogans in Perth. Everywhere has its pros & cons.
@@method341Too many bogans means no good for leasing your property. They will trash your property
@@danielguo1033 for sure mate, I found out the hard way!
@@method341 so Perth is no good for buy investment properties
Mark is an all out Grey Wolf stud.
Genuinely curious as where these 1000m2 4x2's within 8kms of the city for 600k are? Do you recommend buying a first property in perth now in current conditions or hold off?
Perspective here, Perth still has the highest ratios of multimillionaires per square mile than any other Australian city.
So there’s an abundance of retirees with disposable income.
Job prospects id say, traditional stuff, mining included. Certainly not what I’d class as progressive tech focus or entertainment based.
There is some tech companies in Perth, but be careful what you wish for. I am currently in Tel Aviv and watching the fall-out of a tough time for tech (lots of redundancies happening) and the economy, combined with cost of living crisis is hitting hard. Tourism is dwindling due to the costs, so Perth is incredibly blessed to be a diversifying city.
Great interview fellas, no bs or fancy lingo. Anyone wanting to look at the Midwest and Geraldton region of WA - team Van Tiel Ray White Geraldton would love to help 😁
Now rates have been paused watch the party start up again and house prices, rents, and everything else skyrocket!
rate rise next week.
Terrifying stuff.
not you again....