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Victoria’s government has now surpassed all other jurisdictions regarding infrastructure spending. A vast $90.2 billion has been promised for the next four years. This equates to almost $1.9 billion every month until mid-2025. This implies Victoria will spend 24 percent of its total government sector expenditure on infrastructure, a record in the Budget Monitor’s history.
Joshua MellickLeave a comment
In today’s world, renters account for just over 30 percent of Australian households. This is about a third of the population, significantly increasing from just approximately 25 percent of homes 20 years ago.
Gavin ChauLeave a comment
One of the few benefits of age is that it provides some context about how the world is changing. This is also why we spend so much time looking at time series or longitudinal data when assessing virtually anything in property. One structural change that stands out is the rate at which apartments are being built compared to detached houses.
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After a great evening presenting our new project in Ivanhoe to our network of finance professionals and clients, it’s only fitting that we publish an article on the Blue Wealth Pick for 2018.
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As we’ve entered into the third quarter of 2018, we’re taking a look at how each market has fared throughout the first half of 2018.
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One of the primary reasons for the slow-down in Sydney’s property market is the strain on affordability. It seems to have become a perpetual debate, re-occurring at the peak of every cycle. The concerns around affordability are in full voice and then fade away through periods of correction and stagnation.
Dominic Cavagnino4 Comments on Which Australian cities are growing fastest?
The Australian population continues to grow at a faster rate than anticipated. The question often asked is, ‘where are all the people going?’ Data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) suggests that the perceived over-population of our eastern seaboard capital cities may not be far from the truth.
Dr Tony Hayek3 Comments on The Lucky Country: Understanding Australian Population Growth
Investment property and immigration are two sides of the same Australian coin. This ever-increasing population needs somewhere to live! The Australian economy and taxation system are engineered to reward investors for accepting the risk and responsibility of providing this housing.
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Melbourne is Australia’s second largest and fastest growing capital city, with projections indicating that the population of Melbourne is likely to overtake Sydney by 2051. This strong population growth and relative affordability were major drivers for growth in Melbourne’s housing market between 2011 and 2017.
Jack GuthrieLeave a comment
In late November 2017 Sydney’s median dwelling value shifted to $904,041 according to research conducted by CoreLogic, making it the most expensive city in Australia for the tenth consecutive year.
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