he adds.I'm an American about to marry an Aussie and we're saving up for an apartment in the next couple years, but aren't these places like the most expensive areas in Sydney?

Sydney office houses a range of origination teams, including a number of founding partners who have been with Balmain for more than 15 years. When I sold my last rental property the returns were less than 1%, and that was a fully paid off property. "You could be a prisoner in your own apartment...Unfortunately I fit into this category - bought what I could (townhouse) in 2016 around the Parramatta area which would now be worth roughly the same or a little less than what I paid for it. Balmain's first office was established in Sydney in 1979 by Michael Holm. They are approaching those levels now, but I think that is not accounting for inflation.New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be castAustralian Personal Finance. "And then they should look for the property that suits their budget and lifestyle because property won't be rising for some time. on the nature and term of the transaction. "CoreLogic's Lawless says there are still pockets of opportunities for first-home buyers looking for an investment property, including Brisbane, Gold Coast and Sunshine Coast where there is scope for capital gains and healthy rental yields.Some of the regional "lifestyle" markets such as Byron Bay, Tweed and Coffs Harbour are also good options due to the demand from retirees and second-home buyers.

You might be looking at old places in the inner-ring suburbs like Rose Bay, Double Bay, Mosman and Balmain." I'm waiting until the rental return after all costs is comparable to putting the money in a high interest savings account. Please read the sidebar and observe sub rules when posting.Press J to jump to the feed.

An apartment in these areas would cost millions of dollars, no? "[Rentvesting] basically got invented because first-home buyers became disillusioned and gave up on home ownership," he adds. Prices dropped 50%. Alpha 60, 201 Flinders Ln., Melbourne, VIC, Australia, +61 3 …

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What nonsense.Do you buy where families find it attractive because they are assuming you will want a family in the future or are they assuming that everyone else will want families and therefore this will push demand up thereby increasing prices?Either way, I don't think I am the only one shunning starting a family. he adds.Good time to buy house This is a good time for first-home buyers to buy a house, Bates says, but he cautions against overpaying in case they have to sell at a loss if circumstances change in the short to medium term.Janet Spencer, a Melbourne buyer's agent and managing director of Buyer Solutions, says the market is quieter than in 2017 but there is still steady demand in the inner and middle-ring suburbs such as Brunswick, Camberwell and St Kilda on the back of strong population growth.She says a good buying window would be in the next couple of months, because investor interest slows when a federal election is called.Beware of negative equity A key risk in buying in a falling market is ending up with negative equity, which happens when a homeowner owes more on the mortgage than the value of the home.Laura Higgins, ASIC’s MoneySmart senior executive leader, says negative equity becomes a problem when a buyer can't meet mortgage repayments.

Those who stretched for a home upfront are in a much better position compared to those that are now having to upgrade.It kinda depends though - those people who stretched and need two incomes to service their mortgage but wanna start a family now are in trouble.I'd love to hear from experienced people (ideally 40 to 60 years old) on their thoughts of the BOTTOM of the market.I'm poor, kinda, but not young. Prof Michael Kidd says the milestone was passed in the last 24 hours; stay-at-home orders in place for 10 postcodes in Melbourne’s north. Balmain had always wanted to capitalise on the strong growth and opportunities which existed in the Central Coast and Hunter Regions of NSW. But CoreLogic research director Tim Lawless says there is "no urgency" to buy given his company's forecast of Sydney and Melbourne prices falling between 18 and 20 per cent from peak to trough.



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