How Do I Pick The Best Suburbs For Capital Growth?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Capital growth is actually super easy to find when you understand which leading indicators to monitor.
As an investor I'm constantly searching for the most undervalued capital city in Australia.
Once I've identified which city is undervalued (tip - right it's Brisbane), I then look for the most undervalued part of the city (tip - right now it's South and West Brisbane, as well as the beaches on the Northern and Southern sides of the city), and then the suburbs which have had strong long term gains, but average performance over the last ten years.
Once I have the city, part of the city and suburb nailed, I look to DSR, vacancy rates, average household incomes, days on market and the percentage of owner-occupiers, along with another 50 to 60 indicators to find an investment property with the potential for medium and longer-term capital gains.
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woah, this is so good, bringing all your videos
You uploaded the September property market update instead of the October update on spotify. Thanks for all the info and your great work💪🏾
Thank you for the heads up!
Awesome post, some great tips thanks for sharing. Regarding salary data are there any sources you use to track trends say on an annual basis by suburb? While the ABS data is useful it's only updated once every 5 years so I'm wondering what you use to track over shorter intervals? Thanks!
Thanks Mark, we don’t know if there’s a place you can track annual salary changes. We look on ABS which works for now as it’s only just been updated
@@pumpedonproperty thanks
#1 Brighton
#2 Margate
#3 Bracken Ridge
Sir this is exactly suburbs type you are speaking about in 24mins mark that will do very well. Brisbane not good market overall you need to branch out to be borderless investor.
The best area in Brisbane is small triangle between Brackenridge Brighton and Margate. This areas is near water and beaches and will be centre for Olympics activities lots of uplift is coming. Brighton house will easy be $1.6mil + in 2030. We are buying here and also bracken Ridge is amazing affordable gems here. Brisbane other areas not doing good will struggle soon. Please sir pick good quality
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! All suburbs mentioned are certainly nice areas
Wow guys thanks so much this has really helped!!
Much appreciated Brooke!