When looking at property that you intend to rent out, Australian property investors really should take a long hard look at the chattels and gadgets included in the property – some of them are just too much trouble to be bothered with. Here’s some of my least favourite household chattels:
As a small property investor, I always keep an eye on what is going on in the news, particularly what is being reported as “news” by the so-called professional news suppliers. It is becoming increasingly obvious that the newspapers are attempting to “talk the market up,” in an effort to re-inflate the property bubble that allowed their advertisers to keep paying their bills. But – reading between the lines and comparing the actual news stories with the spin tells a very different story.
Small property investors will be facing an enormous dilemma in the coming years. Who to trust for advice. Very few of the institutions saw the housing bubble coming, and the few that did, mentioned “a small correction, perhaps single digits.”
Between now and 2015, Dubai will witness nearly 15 square miles added to its urban area from a single development. Dubai World Central
In an effort to attract investors from Asia to the region, property investors will get a preview of all major Dubai real estate offerings with the largest of them – DWC is a 55 square mile US$ 33 billion urban land project – and is currently being offered at the Asian International Investment & Property Show (AIPS) taking place from 25-27 June in Seoul, South Korea.
