@@Lejla65 here’s some research from 2022 we released that explains impact of weather events there. Hope you enjoy the read. www.investorkit.com.au/blog/real-estate-investment-in-far-north-queensland-its-past-present-and-future/

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@@7dpark here’s some research from 2022 we released that explains impact of weather events there. Hope you enjoy the read. www.investorkit.com.au/blog/real-estate-investment-in-far-north-queensland-its-past-present-and-future/

@@investorkitthank you so much! This is useful.

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Many mobile phone towers after deep dives haven’t quite shown the same impact

Main roads are impactor, roundabouts that are major in the house right on it is also one. But we haven’t seen major impacts from T sections after reviewing many assets. Especially when smaller ones.

Couple of hundred metres is ideal. However, some markets it’s okay to be a little closer because when you go on the ground, it may not be facing the cemetery. It may not have the back of the property overlooking it. And you may be able to exit out of the street without directly onto it. There’s many more micro assumptions we make city by city and asset by asset with our local knowledge across the country. Another example is some areas have train tracks with a very infrequent service and electric trains

Thank you! We really appreciate it. They don’t all perfectly perform the same over the long term at a property level. But the suburb being the area will grow irrespective of micro due diligence. Sometimes you’ll find bank valuations do ok and move similarly but resale value is where it gets the hit and surprises you. Or in some cases rental campaigns. Then you’re left disappointed, especially if you didn’t factor all this into the buy price analysis (which most don’t) Regarding buy-sell-hold. It’s tough to speak to it broadly. What we would say is if you have capacity to keep going and/or you are on track to meet your goals with what you have. Then the buy/sell costs may not be worth the trouble. However if you’re a little stuck on moving fwd, you have a team around you equipped to get you the right assets in the right market and then you have the right portfolio plan with them. Then yes the buy-sell-hold review is far more important then

@ a thumbs up just doesn’t cut it. Such an excellent answer. Thanks mate.

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Was crazy Townsville is/was cheaper than Darwin. Way more livable.

Except the house values will collapse after these floods and most homes will be uninsurable after this weather event . That's why it's always risky playing with flood prone areas in QLD and NSW . Stick to a metro city and you won't go wrong in the long term. All the buyers agents have been promoting Townsville for 2 years now and it was always going to be a matter of time before a flood event happenned .Just not worth it !

@@PradyVKit won't crash mate. It's business as normal in 80% of Townsville other than the low lying areas. Media love being dramatic. This has been happening forever and Townsville will be fine. I do agree that developers need to stop building in flood prone areas. People have short memories. Give it a few weeks and it will be fine.

@@PradyVKjobs and economy should collapse first before the housing crashes. fortunately, you are wrong because the jobs are there to stay and the townsville economy will just keep getting better and better. it's only rain.

@JonathanRodriguez-bx3hm Problem is the sluggish capital growth and the risks for the banks and insurance companies moving forward . That is why I keep saying Townsville and McKay are way overvalued , you are lucky if you caught the wave at the right time , these cities are like trading shares not long term investments .Wait and watch what this flood event does to property in north qld , all the short term traders who have been there for 2 or 3 years will take the profits and run for the hills . Supply will start increasing soon .

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Hi Kamal Melbournes first phase is already kicking off in the affordable regions.

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No shade from us, just straight research good or bad. Here to share both sides! Thank you!

@investorkit lack of better words but yes all the love the facts

She can hardly pronounce those towns proper how can we obtain confidence in her 😳

@@AntoNorris-c5tmate, get educated please.

Language skills and knowledge are two separate things. Judging someone's expertise based on pronunciation rather than their insight shows a lack of understanding of that distinction.

@@IntelligentInvestor-e4cthank you for this 🙏🏽 Arjun here, I’m a born and raised kiwi, even my pronunciation isn’t the best for many Aussie places😂 after moving and living here in Sydney for now 14 years. We won’t shy away though even if we get it wrong (like how I produced Cockburn in Perth haha😂), as we are here to give value and our insights (our expertise) on property markets for free to our YT community. Thanks for your support!

💯 she is the GOAT!🎉❤

Thank you! Toowoomba is doing well, our latest forecasts are 7-12% growth over the next 12 months

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Thank you, we have sources spread across a dozen +. Some free and some paid. Domain, REA, ABS, SQM and more. The list goes on.

Yes! Will have these noted for a review in a future video.

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Hi @ausskull, Their cycles are close to each other, but Newcastle experiences more significant price fluctuations than Port Stephens.

you think Rentals don't follow the demand-supply logic? its not like landlords got a free hand and can ask for anything they want

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