About Australia
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Large mixed market economy (i.e. service, agriculture and mining sectors) which attribute to its strong economy growth
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Record of uninterrupted GDP growth for past 28 years
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Diverse education opportunities with global recognition
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Investor and business friendly environment
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Record low interest rates and exchange rates in the past year
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Ranked in top third of countries to retire in the world



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Sydney and Melbourne (2 largest property markets), investors' main focus for the past years
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Both cities ranked most expensive cities in housing affordability in 2018 despite significant decline in prices since 2017 peak
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Reports indicate Melbourne beats Sydney in prices by about 30% cheaper for properties 30km from CBD and 40% cheaper for properties within 15-20km from CBD
Where to invest?
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Investors seeking long term capital appreciation can consider exploring Melbourne’s downtown properties before prices begin to rebound
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There is also a rising trend of locals moving to cheaper major cities, particularly to Perth
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Recovery sign of Perth’s mining economy, rising population growth (forecast from 0.9% in 2018 to 1.5% in 2020) indicates increasing demand for housing, both buying and renting segments
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Market forecasts Perth property prices are starting to bottom out since 2014 peak. Investors looking for rental yield can consider entering into the market to tap on its price affordability

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