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3 weeks ago | 
tickernews.co | Terry Ryder
There’s plenty of speculation about what has caused Australia’s housing crisis and what can be done to fix it, but Governments of all persuasions just
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1 month ago | 
apimagazine.com.au | Terry Ryder
The top 10 investment locations with the highest yields, as well as potential for future capital growth, have been revealed, according to new research and analysis from depreciation experts Washington Brown.
The Pulse report, powered by Hotspotting, identified the top property performers around the nation with the combined power of high rental yields as well as capital growth fundamentals.
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1 month ago | 
tickernews.co | Terry Ryder
Since the start of the pandemic in 2020, many of Australia’s property markets have experienced some extraordinary price growth. Many locations, both city-based and regional, achieved unprecedented price increases with median house and unit prices soaring as demand hit new highs. Where once a million-dollar house or unit median was unusual, that recent growth has launched many locations into that club for the first time.
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1 month ago | 
propertybuyer.com.au | Terry Ryder
By Guest Blogger, Terry Ryder, founder,hotspotting.com.au and propertyUI have to confess I’ve been an Adelaide fan for a long time. Long before investors started to realise that Adelaide’s market had a lot to offer, I recommend it to clients. I saw it as the nation’s most under-rated capital city market and argued that it did not deserve its outdated reputation as a low-growth city.
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2 months ago | 
apimagazine.com.au | Terry Ryder
The trend we have dubbed the ‘Exodus to Affordable Lifestyle’ is one of the key reasons I expect regional New South Wales to be one of the strong residential property markets in 2025. The trend is not new, with big cities like Sydney losing population to internal migration for the past 10 years. Despite that long history, the trend remains as strong now as it’s ever been and is showing no signs of slowing down.
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2 months ago | 
apimagazine.com.au | Terry Ryder
It’s timely as the first of the big banks moves to reduce fixed interest rates that we look at the effect interest rates have on property investment.
Macquarie Bank is reducing its rates on fixed, one-, two- and three-year terms, which many believe will be the start of other major lenders assessing their fixed rates ahead of the first Reserve Bank of Australia board meeting on 18 February.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
apimagazine.com.au | Terry Ryder
Over the past 12 months, we have seen differing market cycles in many locations – as is the usual state of play in real estate throughout Australia. Strong property price growth was recorded in Perth, Adelaide, and Brisbane in 2024, but not in Melbourne, Sydney, Canberra, Darwin or Hobart. It was a similar story in regional areas. This is “situation normal” in Australian real estate. It’s a big country and real estate markets are very local in nature.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
wordofmouthmendo.com | Terry Ryder |Clara Shook
Humane Society’s Pet Food Banks Help Keep Pets in Homesby Terry RyderWhen I get Martin Bernal-Hafner on the phone, he’s multitasking: answering my call, raking grapes out of harvest bins and onto sorting tables to remove stems and leaves, and giving workers instructions in English and Spanish. It’s only October 7, but it’s the last day of harvest, and also the last 100-degree day of the year—2024’s harvest season was hot and fast.
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Dec 1, 2024 | 
wordofmouthmendo.com | Terry Ryder |Clara Shook
Humane Society’s Pet Food Banks Help Keep Pets in Homesby Terry RyderIn 2022, Mendocino County animal shelters found themselves inundated with 25% more intakes than in prior years. The shelter was filled with lost animals and, sadly, a growing number of voluntarily surrendered pets. The goal of every animal shelter is to move toward a world where every animal has a chance to be placed in a home where they are safe, healthy, and loved.
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Nov 22, 2024 | 
apimagazine.com.au | Terry Ryder
Anyone serious about property investment knows it is a long-term game and that inevitably the longer you hold onto an asset the better the return.
Despite that, much of the analysis and commentary about the market is generally about how the market has performed in the past month, quarter or year.
