From the Hunter Valley to Toowoomba, our property expert reveals his top five locations around Australia that are expected to boom in 2021.
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 | Terry RyderTerry Ryder is the creator and owner of Hotspotting, which helps identify emerging property markets. He has three decades of experience as a researcher and commentator. |
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The coronavirus pandemic has opened up new must-watch suburbs so where would property expert Terry Ryder invest $10,000?
While media obsess over the recovering property markets in Melbourne and Sydney, property hotspots can be found in smaller capital cities and regional areas.
The population density debate has created conflicts but also opportunities for investors. It's about finding density-friendly locations and the ones where new infrastructure is being created.
With property prices falling in Sydney and Melbourne, this will be a tough year for investors. But there are still pockets of value, especially in Queensland.
How much did Sydney house prices grow in 2016 - was it 3.3%, 7.5%, 10.7%, or 16.7%? It depends on who you ask. Growth figures are notoriously inconsistent.
If affordability is an issue preventing you from investing in property, you'll be happy to know that planning laws have relaxed to give investors new opportunities to profit from an extra dwelling such as a granny flat.
It's one of the biggest mistakes property investors make - they insist on buying locally. But it isn't necessarily the best idea.