Rewarding Property Decisions with Jarrod McCabe of Wakelin Property Advisory Jarrod McCabe

As the cost of living crisis continues to squeeze Victorians, many are seeking affordable housing and lifestyle alternatives in regional areas.
As a former country boy, it got Jarrod thinking - could the regional migration initially sparked by the COVID-19 pandemic be experiencing a second wave, this time caused by the cost of living crisis, and should investors take note? 

Like other major cities around the world, Melbourne has undergone significant gentrification of once undesirable, working class suburbs. 
But how has the city’s gentrification process taken shape over the decades, and what are the dynamics to consider as we look to the future? 
Jarrod explores several key factors that drive Melbourne’s gentrification process, and understanding these can be crucial when deciding which suburbs to invest in.

Buying a property is a massive decision. It doesn't matter whether it's your first home, fifth or sixth investment property. The decision needs to be grounded in research and backed up by tangible evidence to ensure you’re putting your best foot forward.
 
Jarrod McCabe looks at the key research steps you need to take before you launch into the buying process.

As winter approaches, the property market tends to slow down.  But that doesn't mean you should, if you’re looking to buy.
Jarrod looks at the key mistakes to avoid this winter.  The best opportunities aren't tied to the season, but to your readiness to act. 

Each generation’s economic and social experience is different, and goes a long way to shaping their property investment journey.
However, most agree their first property purchase was the hardest. This is especially true now, given the rapid price rises in recent years.
So is there still an appetite amongst the younger generation – ‘Gen Z’ – to enter the market. 
To explore this Jarrod enlisted the expertise of Mark McCrindle, Demographer, social researcher, bestselling author, and TEDx speaker.

Technology advancements have transformed the real estate sector over the past quarter-century. 
While there is no doubt new technology has provided greater information, access, and convenience for both buyers and sellers, there are also areas of risk and concern. 
Jarrod explores the key technological shifts across the local property market over the last 25 years, and how you can leverage them to aid your investment performance, whilst avoiding the potential pitfalls that come with new technology.