Amazing episode. Cant wait go jump onto suburb finder. Where is the discount code? Ill usecthis instead of dsr! Thanks again. I may have to ignore the BAs telling me i missed Townsville.
There is a huge difference between Gross and Net Yield if we compare QLD suburbs with the rest of the country? Insurance and Rates can knock a percentage down in QLD..am I overthinking this?
100% some of the gross yields in some QLD locations are not as attractive once you work out all the numbers, but with that said comparing net yields there’s still a lot of good cashflow in comparison to some Melbourne & Sydney locations atm
Interesting video. I appreciate all the work that's gone into this, but the councils of Ipswich, Logan and Moreton Bay are part of Brisbane's 2.7M population and aren't technically "regional". They form a large part of Brisbane's middle and outer suburbs, hence their lower price point than those closer to the CBD in the BCC.
Thank you for your feedback and you are definitely correct about Ipswich, Logan, and Moreton Bay councils. The reason why they were included is because there are post codes in those councils considered to be "regional areas for immigration purposes" as listed here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list/regional-postcodes Feel free to exclude the 3 councils if you think they should not be included.
Thank you for your feedback and you are definitely correct about Ipswich, Logan, and Moreton Bay councils. The reason why they were included is because there are post codes in those councils considered to be "regional areas for immigration purposes" as listed here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list/regional-postcodes Feel free to exclude the 3 councils if you think they should not be included.
Hey mate, you don’t have to but if your not going to go down the path of getting properly educated on property investing you’re better off having the right expert in your corner than flying blind on such a big purchase 😊
Eagleby has advertisements for high $500’s but they are all selling for mid $600’s even if flood affected and Woodbridge is mid $600s now as well. Just bought another investment in Bundamba because it was a cheaper location in low to mid $600’s.The market is just moving too fast to keep up! This is my recent experience as I am settling this week and does not consider off market sales.
Congrats on the new purchase mate! you're right the market is moving widely atm... I feel sometimes we make an episode and then it's only a few months later it's completely outdated for some markets
@@pizzaandproperty1246 yes, a year ago. Have started to see a decent growth in the last 6 months. So many projects coming up, it was overdue for another boom
Happy to see this channel blowing up, it had 4k subs when I found it & was unsure why the number was so low. Such great information in here, you need to get Suburbs Finder on more often!
Ironically, there is so much lag in the data. He mentioned Douglas still around $490K median price. However, if you jump into real estate or domain website and looking for the options within 600K; it will produce null results. 😂
Australia average house price is 10x average income where as england and USA is only 5x average income. So australia will have to either crash or slow down soon. It is not immune to market forces
Of course regjonal is booming. Because Australians are struggling, they see now future in australia cities. So they look to either leave the country or go to a town that they can buy a house in.
I live in the Gold Coast I know Logan area well Woodridge, inala and Eagleby are generally very high public housing areas, low economic areas generally high crime rate areas also Yes agree immigration is high into this area There very multicultural areas also
I hear what you're saying but pretty isn't profit bro, I've made millions investing below the blue collar, anyone that say's you can't isn't looking at the full picture.
I keep telling people Qld has many solid pockets with short and long term growth... but some people just love their VIC. You can lead an investor to water...
Amazing episode. Cant wait go jump onto suburb finder. Where is the discount code? Ill usecthis instead of dsr! Thanks again. I may have to ignore the BAs telling me i missed Townsville.
There is a huge difference between Gross and Net Yield if we compare QLD suburbs with the rest of the country? Insurance and Rates can knock a percentage down in QLD..am I overthinking this?
100% some of the gross yields in some QLD locations are not as attractive once you work out all the numbers, but with that said comparing net yields there’s still a lot of good cashflow in comparison to some Melbourne & Sydney locations atm
Great to see Gladstone mentioned 4 year sugar hit
So good
I love this channel. Really good.
This is very interesting topic! Thank you
Thanks mate glad it was helpful 🙂
Wild! this was epic, thank you
You're very welcome mate 🙂
Interesting video. I appreciate all the work that's gone into this, but the councils of Ipswich, Logan and Moreton Bay are part of Brisbane's 2.7M population and aren't technically "regional". They form a large part of Brisbane's middle and outer suburbs, hence their lower price point than those closer to the CBD in the BCC.
Thank you for your feedback and you are definitely correct about Ipswich, Logan, and Moreton Bay councils. The reason why they were included is because there are post codes in those councils considered to be "regional areas for immigration purposes" as listed here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list/regional-postcodes
Feel free to exclude the 3 councils if you think they should not be included.
Thank you for your feedback and you are definitely correct about Ipswich, Logan, and Moreton Bay councils. The reason why they were included is because there are post codes in those councils considered to be "regional areas for immigration purposes" as listed here immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list/regional-postcodes
Feel free to exclude the 3 councils if you think they should not be included.
Nice numbers team 💪😀
How much of this infrastructure has already been factored into the price for Townsville?
I am thinking of buying my first investment property. Do I have to buy it through buyers Agent? Can someone please advise.
Thanks
Hey mate, you don’t have to but if your not going to go down the path of getting properly educated on property investing you’re better off having the right expert in your corner than flying blind on such a big purchase 😊
@@pizzaandproperty1246
Thank you very much.
Could you please do the video of buying brand new property or old property
This guy better than PK
Everything is not a competition
Whos PK?
PK never made money with properties, he made money out of stupids paying him to give get rich advices
Eagleby has advertisements for high $500’s but they are all selling for mid $600’s even if flood affected and Woodbridge is mid $600s now as well. Just bought another investment in Bundamba because it was a cheaper location in low to mid $600’s.The market is just moving too fast to keep up! This is my recent experience as I am settling this week and does not consider off market sales.
Congrats on the new purchase mate!
you're right the market is moving widely atm... I feel sometimes we make an episode and then it's only a few months later it's completely outdated for some markets
Thank you!
Yea the market is insane at the moment. Moving from $500’s to mid to high $600’s in a matter of months is definitely not the norm.
100%
I'm scared to buy in hot markets
Yes Eagleby is very hit and miss with flooding
There’s some areas where I wouldn’t live
Buuers agents telling me fo avoid Townsville as its already gone up too much. So confusing.
Very informative and generous! Thanks Todd and Gilbert. We bought an IP interstate over a year ago using Suburb Finder and now doing really well!
Mildura for a regional area has done well, tight rental market and good growth
Yeah Mildura has had some solid gains
Go Gladstone!
You've already invested in Gladstone?
@@pizzaandproperty1246 yes, a year ago. Have started to see a decent growth in the last 6 months.
So many projects coming up, it was overdue for another boom
Amazing mate! sounds like you've chosen well!
High risk
Finally on the radar 🎉
Happy to see this channel blowing up, it had 4k subs when I found it & was unsure why the number was so low. Such great information in here, you need to get Suburbs Finder on more often!
Boom gents ❤🎉
Congrats 👏 on getting to 11K subs
Thank you!! 😁
What about Rockhampton? Is that in the top 10 list or LGAs?
I'm also looking at Rockhampton at the moment especially suburbs like Normans Gardens and Frenchville.
Locals prefer The Range. Properties are at the higher end though
@@MaDholic - sounds like you missed the boat for short-term growth.
Frenchville is the best
@@MaDholic Frenchville for sure
Ironically, there is so much lag in the data. He mentioned Douglas still around $490K median price. However, if you jump into real estate or domain website and looking for the options within 600K; it will produce null results. 😂
Australia average house price is 10x average income where as england and USA is only 5x average income. So australia will have to either crash or slow down soon. It is not immune to market forces
Be careful mate, they don’t like comments shitting on propadees 😂😂😂
Hey Todd! Great episode :-) I downloaded the booklet but couldn't find the code for the extended trial. Did I miss something?
Hey mate! That’s my bad for saying that on the ep… SF changed it around so the link in the show notes now gives the extended trial to everyone
Great informative episode
Of course regjonal is booming. Because Australians are struggling, they see now future in australia cities. So they look to either leave the country or go to a town that they can buy a house in.
Surprised not to see bundy on that list
I live in the Gold Coast
I know Logan area well
Woodridge, inala and Eagleby are generally very high public housing areas, low economic areas generally high crime rate areas also
Yes agree immigration is high into this area
There very multicultural areas also
I hear what you're saying but pretty isn't profit bro, I've made millions investing below the blue collar, anyone that say's you can't isn't looking at the full picture.
I keep telling people Qld has many solid pockets with short and long term growth... but some people just love their VIC.
You can lead an investor to water...