Hotspotting Terry Ryder

The best way to chart what’s happening with individual property markets around Australia is to look at the sales activity.
Sales volumes data does inform the future. It tells us where prices are likely to rise, and where prices may stop rising, or possibly fall.
We marry sales volumes with information about vacancy rates and prices to produce one of our most popular reports, The Price Predictor Index.
Get a copy to be informed about individual markets right across Australia.

The key question for many investors and home buyers is: Where can you buy that still offers good value for money and has good prospects for future growth?
At Hotspotting we seek to answer those questions with the reports we call the Cheapies with Prospects.
The Cheapies Bundle comprises two reports which together offer 10 locations across Australia that offer both affordability and the basic credentials for capital growth.
So get yourself this Bundle today-www.hotspotting.com.au/product/cheapies-bundle/

If you have trouble getting your head around the concept of depreciation of houses and apartments, you are not alone.
It’s puzzling for many investors that the value of their building is depreciating in value, at a time when property values are rising so strongly right across Australia.
But, in simple terms, it’s the land content that appreciates in value – while the structure and the fixtures and fittings depreciate in value over time.

The regional areas of NSW abound with growth markets, as big city residents continue to target affordable lifestyle areas. Most locations are delivering big price rises.

There are 181 suburbs and towns throughout Regional NSW with rising sales momentum, which equates to 61% of locations.

Sydney is defying not only the pandemic but conventional wisdom.

It has suffered major lockdowns, it is losing population to internal migration and overseas migration has been shut down, yet its market is booming, with 71% of suburbs have upwardly-mobile trajectories, one of the highest percentages in the nation.
Against this backdrop, we have published our new edition of the Top 5 Sydney Hotspots report.

It outlines five precincts which we think have good prospects for future capital growth.

Recent studies have confirmed that the economic and community forces unleashed by the coronavirus have been fundamental in driving strong demand for real estate and consequent price growth.
Multiple strong factors, many of them direct responses to the pandemic, are driving the national property boom.
This was the topic on Thursday 2 September when Hotspotting founder Terry Ryder hosted a webinar with AllianceCorp managing director Jason Paetow.