A common property investing rule-of-thumb is that you should “buy property and never sell”. That’s because prices always trend higher over time which means you benefit from compounding capital growth….
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Vocal market commentor and fund manager, Chris Joye wrote in the AFR in November last year that Australian house prices could fall by 15% to 25% after the RBA starts…
The value of a property consists of two components being the land plus any improvements i.e., the dwelling. Generally, land appreciates in value whereas buildings depreciate over time due to…
There is one property investing golden rule that is more important than everything else. And if you nail this ‘one thing’, you are guaranteed to build wealth over the long…
This is the second part of a two-part blog about investing in commercial property (you can read part one here). Now that you have a broad understanding of commercial property…
