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Category: Buying Off the Plan Property

Investment property portfolio

Buying Off the Plan Property \ on 24th April by Peter James

Investment portfolio consists of different investments by which the owner makes a profit or income while preserving the invested (principal) amount. Investments can be classified based on risk-reward combinations, such as low risk, low yield to high risk, high yield ones; or according to the types of income: steady but fixed, or variable.

Why Brisbane property

Buying Off the Plan Property \ on 27th March by Peter James

Brisbane was at the bottom of the property cycle. Its new housing market has been under-supplied. Vacancy rates in inner Brisbane were tight due to the drop in demand. Rents are growing well above inflation. Selling new residential property, has been a difficult task.

Positive geared NRAS properties

Buying Off the Plan Property \ on 26th March by Peter James

Owners of the unique investment properties under the NRAS are a new group of investors in a win-win scenario.

QLD Floods: When the worst happens, what can you do?

Buying Off the Plan Property \ on 1st October by Mick Conyngham

Hi all,

Our head office is based in Queensland and here as well as across the whole of Australia I'm sure as we approach the anniversary of the Queensland floods top of mind is what the floods mean to you as a property investor.

Why I like regional and growth corridor suburbs in Australia

Buying Off the Plan Property \ on 16th March by Peter James

When looking at Australian property I spend much of my time looking at property in regional Australia and along growth corridors such as the Ipswich Brisbane western corridor. In these areas you can purchase brand new houses that yield good returns and are actually somewhat affordability.