Where To Buy Property In Australia 2024 | Five Locations That Will BOOM!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 ก.ค. 2024
- Where should you buy property in Australia in 2024? Well here are some of the best property markets and locations to invest in when looking for high cashflows and strong capital growth. These property areas are set to boom in 2024!
Watch Julian dissect five real estate locations that will grow in 2024 in Australia!
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Oh mate ! That intro was killer ! Totally chopped that Boom shit 😅😅😅😅😅😅
Thanks for the vid!
Russell Island 🏝 still has the most affordable entry point waterfront property in Brisbane metro suburbs.
Logan is a vast area with different suburbs and demographics. You can get 2million to 450k within 5-10km of each other. Hidden gems are Hillcrest, Boronia Heights, Crest Mead, Eagleby. Regents Park has more land component, is more suburban than any of them, and central to Grand plaza, and Greenbank interchange. You can't get anything below $700k for a 4x2.
What do you think of townhouses at Shailer Park, Loganholme and Cornubia? Is that part cooked or worth getting into now while you still can?
amazing camera work
Lots of subdivisions happening in Blacktown which may increase the supply substantially therefore reducing the price increase that would happen otherwise.
Blacktown R score 98% is that the crime score?
- far from the city
- far from the beaches
- stupid hot during the summer
- majority public housing
- theft/assault/walfare everywhere
I mean somebody needs to buy there right 😂
Also, Blacktown with a 3% yield... if prices were to increase with such a low yield, the yield would be so ridiculously low, prices would eventually tank.
The yields need to get better in Blacktown before you see any real price boom action happening there.
FYI … Logan is only 20kms from brisbane CDB
No townsville? That will outperform most on your list
now that;s funny ,townsville would be the last place i would buy
Great yields there mate
I like the way it's stated they are not buying in these areas. I guess they are trying to keep Perth to themselves that's the boom town at this moment
Perth is mental right now.
30 offers for a cheap house these days.
It's likely to keep rising as a result, but what happens when the market normalizes?
Lols ... agreed ... Also , timing the market is incredibly difficult. Even with "data" and evidence, it only reaaaally happens when you see it happening.
Data and evidence only confirms that "some time" in the future, it will boom... but you can't make predictions it will happen in the next 3, 6 or 12 months.
Indeed! I didn't hear even one property guru suggest buying Perth in 2019, when all I heard at open homes were crickets!
I wish I bought of course!
Vacancy rates were 3 to 4% and yields very low, hence the reason I didn't buy.@@ldandco
Launceston?
If everyone buys there, prices will surely go up.
How about forest leak in Brisbane
Anything within 18kms of Melbourne or Sydney CBD is flat or small rise for 2024, despite 2024 will be in economic tanking
Blacktown!
What the heck would someone do with a property yielding 3%?
a million dollar property would be negative by 30K before tax.
It’s the same here in the Blue Mountains yet have purchased two properties outright for 1.9 mill with existing tenants with a current rental yield of $1755 per week or $92, 202 a year
Sorry still gloating!!
Can't get house with land less than 1.2 million
@@somerumish9418 Got a 2 bedroom house with granny flat at 8 Wideview st Lawson for $820,000 last week, check it up!
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Logan is overpriced in my view.
It's up 5 to 6 fold since the late 1990's.
Still a lot of growth to catch up with Brisbane lga. I have put my money in logan last 18months and first two properties gave me 100k back in 6 months, bought in Regents and that is 65k up in 8 months. Now waiting to buy another one from those three. And you say logan is overpriced...😂😂😂😂
It is, because it went up so much!@@lionheart1727
F@“k I hate that ad , 😂
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Anything within 18kms of Melbourne or Sydney CBD is flat or small rise for 2024, despite 2024 will be in economic tanking