What will do well in Melbourne are all the development activity plan areas like the Frankston Activity plan i would suggest doing some research in pre development areas and snapping up cheap land/property prices in the areas Like Frankston, just a small tip before full scale developments
Hi @RABBITMEMES123 thanks for your comment. We will keep putting out our property market insights stay tuned! For more resources visit www.investorkit.com.au
Hi @susmusmanoj112, Horsham has a Healthy rental yield, but supply is still high relative to demand. It doesn’t seem to be ready for the next growth cycle yet.
Hell yeah another vid about regional VIC! Good stuff! Like another commenter said, Bell Park 3215, can you do a surrounding Geelong region video? I bought my land in 3217 for $325,000 in Sep21, it was valued at $375 in Sep24, $50K appreciation in 3 years, nothing to cry about or scoff at, but obviously many other regions around the country had better growth, would be good to see your expertise as to what's potentially in store for the future growth of my investment!
Thanks so much for your comment @gamificationoflife! We will certainly consider doing a video on Bell Park and the surrounding Geelong Region. If you would like access to any more great property investment resources please visit www.investorkit.com.au
@@ankitarana7880 long term growth they’ve actually done as well as many other parts of Melbourne. Remember supply in isolation isn’t what fails markets it needs to be considered with demand at the same time. Also the supply of these areas doesn’t always release at once and at the same price.
Hi @raghavsingh5592, we have a video based on Geelong available here: ruclips.net/video/ca_oii4FUac/видео.html thanks for commenting we will consider looking at Greater Geelong specifically in a future video.
Hi Arjun, in your opinion and based on history, how long are 2nd wind growth cycles typically and what % increase do you typically see? Also is there also evidence of sharp decline after the 2nd wind in Australia? (Recently came across 18.6 year cycle)
Hi @kamalthapa4707, We don’t subscribe to the 18.6 year cycle simply due to the fact that when an investor buys. You’re buying “one house” in a singular location with its own metrics that are more important. Macro data isn’t very helpful when looking at cycles, for the last 20+ years we can find in every year some markets doing amazing - others ok - others poorly. This means a macro cycle analysis has no weighting on your singular asset decision each year. Second wind markets have two phases. 1 phase that is a negotiation and buying window where growth is very limited. However is great for buying. E.g regional vic right now The second phase is all about the bounce back e.g Gold Coast and brisbane after their cycle slow down 2022 and parts of 23. Each city has variying %s of growth. However their growth push doesn’t last as long as markets going through their first growth phase.
Hi Arjun, love your work! Always informative content.Could you please share your thoughts on Irymple in your future videos. It is close to Mildura and does seem to be trailing upwards showing gains as per recent data from REIV.
Hi@RABBITMEMES123, Thanks for your comment and yes we will consider that suburb for future videos. There is more great research papers on our website www.investorkit.com.au.
Hi arjun, great vid bhai! Whats ur take on shepparton ( say mooroopna) , DoM , SoM, Vaccancy , low building approvals , DSR all look good ..whats ur comment on that ?
Hi @susmusmanoj112, Shepparton is also starting to go through a second wind. However it’s still a buyers market, the good news though is many trends are bottoming out and improving. Not enough yet for great growth but we don’t anticipate it getting worse based on flattening and recovering of some trends. Overall its also a great long term city with a diverse + growing economy
Another amazing research and discussion 👏 👍
Thank you for this comment @tajindersingh4112. We will continue to put out more of this sort of content. Stay tuned!
What will do well in Melbourne are all the development activity plan areas like the Frankston Activity plan i would suggest doing some research in pre development areas and snapping up cheap land/property prices in the areas Like Frankston, just a small tip before full scale developments
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Thanks Arjun for wonderful insights!!
Good to know that Bendigo and Mildura are starting to look good than rest of Victoria.
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Great video champ! 🎉
Thanks for your comment @chookie131. Stay turned for more.
Hi what about Horsham ?? What do u think about that please ??
Hi @susmusmanoj112, Horsham has a Healthy rental yield, but supply is still high relative to demand. It doesn’t seem to be ready for the next growth cycle yet.
Thank you Arjun!!
Thanks for watching and commenting @someguy4260. Stay tuned for more!
Hell yeah another vid about regional VIC! Good stuff! Like another commenter said, Bell Park 3215, can you do a surrounding Geelong region video? I bought my land in 3217 for $325,000 in Sep21, it was valued at $375 in Sep24, $50K appreciation in 3 years, nothing to cry about or scoff at, but obviously many other regions around the country had better growth, would be good to see your expertise as to what's potentially in store for the future growth of my investment!
Thanks so much for your comment @gamificationoflife! We will certainly consider doing a video on Bell Park and the surrounding Geelong Region. If you would like access to any more great property investment resources please visit www.investorkit.com.au
I'm getting cash out while sentiment is low! (Probably Geelong or Ballarat I would think)
Hi @12345xfire! Thanks for this comment! Stay tuned for more insights on these regions!
Hi Arjun
How about Melton - Kurranjong for long term growth ? Too many developments around
@@ankitarana7880 long term growth they’ve actually done as well as many other parts of Melbourne. Remember supply in isolation isn’t what fails markets it needs to be considered with demand at the same time. Also the supply of these areas doesn’t always release at once and at the same price.
How about Gippsland region ?
Hi @Vivradio-lc5mz, thanks for your comment. We will consider this region for future videos, Stay Tuned!
No one talk about areas like Darley and Bacchus marsh which are regional areas but fairly close to Melbourne
Thanks for this comment @JatinderSingh-lw1vf. We will consider these areas for future videos.
You can get bargains in regional Victoria right now
Geelong !!! Up up and away !!
Hi @ldandco, thanks for this comment. We will keep you updated in future videos. Stay tuned!
Regional VIC is slowing down. Bayside Melbourne offers the best growth potential.
Great video mate. Ballarat is in labour pains....no birth anytime soon. But could snag a bargain 😜
Hi @lionheart1727! Thanks for your feedback! Stay tuned for more insights! 😜
Hey Arjun,
How does Greater Geelong looks like ? Especially Lara for the coming 5 years?
Hi @raghavsingh5592, we have a video based on Geelong available here: ruclips.net/video/ca_oii4FUac/видео.html thanks for commenting we will consider looking at Greater Geelong specifically in a future video.
Hi Arjun, in your opinion and based on history, how long are 2nd wind growth cycles typically and what % increase do you typically see?
Also is there also evidence of sharp decline after the 2nd wind in Australia? (Recently came across 18.6 year cycle)
Hi @kamalthapa4707,
We don’t subscribe to the 18.6 year cycle simply due to the fact that when an investor buys. You’re buying “one house” in a singular location with its own metrics that are more important.
Macro data isn’t very helpful when looking at cycles, for the last 20+ years we can find in every year some markets doing amazing - others ok - others poorly. This means a macro cycle analysis has no weighting on your singular asset decision each year.
Second wind markets have two phases.
1 phase that is a negotiation and buying window where growth is very limited. However is great for buying. E.g regional vic right now
The second phase is all about the bounce back e.g Gold Coast and brisbane after their cycle slow down 2022 and parts of 23.
Each city has variying %s of growth.
However their growth push doesn’t last as long as markets going through their first growth phase.
Hi Arjun, love your work! Always informative content.Could you please share your thoughts on Irymple in your future videos. It is close to Mildura and does seem to be trailing upwards showing gains as per recent data from REIV.
Hi@RABBITMEMES123, Thanks for your comment and yes we will consider that suburb for future videos. There is more great research papers on our website www.investorkit.com.au.
Hi arjun, great vid bhai!
Whats ur take on shepparton ( say mooroopna) , DoM , SoM, Vaccancy , low building approvals , DSR all look good ..whats ur comment on that ?
Hi @susmusmanoj112,
Shepparton is also starting to go through a second wind. However it’s still a buyers market, the good news though is many trends are bottoming out and improving. Not enough yet for great growth but we don’t anticipate it getting worse based on flattening and recovering of some trends.
Overall its also a great long term city with a diverse + growing economy
I agree Melbourne is too early. Give it a year or so and it may boom as you said
Thanks for your comment @fredsalfa.
Go Bell Park 3215
Thanks for the comment @jamesm6341, we will consider Bell Bark for a future video!
Melbourne for sure! Bayside between Hampton and Chelsea have the best growth potential from my data!
Thanks for your insightful comment @birtlee2078. Stay tuned for more content!