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Its seems that if you are an agent that selling high end luxury property that you need to point your efforts toward Russian buyers. They are proving to be the only ones that are making consistent international real estate purchases that grab the headlines. London UK housing market showed continued growth in house prices owing to luxury property that kept on rising. Russian buyers with money falling out of their pockets were largely responsible it appears for this sustained growth.
It now seems it could be the time for Australia to benefit from Russian investment. Recent research by real estate agents DTZ show that. Russian were now the big spenders in Gold Coast real estate. Spokesman for DTZ "These are lifestyle-driven people from a drab environment with enormous amounts of dough they want to invest in large chunks. They flit around the world picking out prime real estate in attractive places like the Spanish Mediterranean coast or here on the Gold Coast."
Russians spent more than the average investor, according to DTZ, with their individual purchases averaging $550,000, compared to other foreign investors’ average of $220,000. Foreign buyers spent a total of $558 million on Queensland residential property in 2006-07, says DTZ, whose survey on foreign ownership is confined to Queensland.
Investing in Australian real estate then you need to consider the Gold Coast . Located on the southeast coast of Queensland, the Gold Coast stretches from Coolangatta and Tweeds Head in the south for nearly 60 kilometers northward to Surfers Paradise and Stradbroke Island. It is 80 kilometers south of Brisbane and has a sub-tropical climate, averaging over 240 sunny days a year. The warmest days are in the summer down under, from December to March. The daily temperature during this time averages in the mid 20s, but it is also a great time for beach activity in the spring and fall as well.
This stunning area of Australia has been voted in the top 10 growth spots in Australia and the median property prices are expected to jump from $425,000 - $625,000 by 2010. Gold Coast is the third largest film production center in Australia and Warner Brothers has a major studio just outside Gold Coast City. Housing is often located along canals and inland waterways that have been built and dredged just for that purpose. Learn more about Property in Gold Coast Australia
Interesting video about selling Australian property using online live auctions, could this be the way forward?
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What’s happening in Australian property at the moment:
Rents are continuing to soar
Rental vacancies are declining
Population is rapidly growing
There is an increasing gap between supply and demand
The value of real estate is increasing rapidly
Brisbane & Gold Coast - The Sunshine State
After many years of consistent property growth the state of Queensland has embarked on a period of phenomenal growth. Over the next 25 years, more than a quarter of all of Australia’s population growth is expected in The Sunshine State with an emphasis on Brisbane and The Gold Coast. Brisbane will be pushed ahead of Melbourne as Australia’s second city.
Brisbane house prices rose 20% and apartment prices rose 11.3% in 2007. It was unequivocally a seller’s year in Brisbane. According to Australian Property Monitors (APM) the Brisbane median sale price was $425,368 for houses and $322,127 for apartments as at December 2007.
Similarly on The Gold Coast the average house price is likely to hit $1 million by 2026, it is predicted that up to 46% of people will be renting. The average house price in Surfers Paradise climbed by 196% in the past five years where the average house price is now $1.2 million. The median property price for the Gold Coast is $436,000 as at December 2007 (APM).
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Sydney - A World Class City
Australia’s largest city remains the destination of choice for the 146,000 or so migrants taken in each year. It is estimated that Sydney needs to cater for an extra 1.12 million people in the next 25 years.
After a period of minimal growth the Sydney property market is showing signs of moving forward. Although the property market in Sydney remains the nation’s most expensive housing market prices still remain below their 2003 affordability peak in many locations. This represents an opportunity for investors to buy strategically in the Sydney suburbs within 10 to 12km of the CBD, those near water and those that have scarcity value.
Many analysts are now picking the Sydney apartment market to be the number one pick for growth over the next few years.
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Adelaide - Our Next Boom Town
Adelaide has emerged from Sydney and Melbourne’s shadows as one of Australia’s fastest growing property markets. It has posted the best all round performance of any housing market in the country over the last 12 months. House values shot upwards by 26.09% whilst apartment values climbed a staggering 32.58% over 2007 (RP Data).
Adelaide’s housing costs are substantially lower than that of other Australian cities. The median Adelaide house price is half that of Sydney and two-thirds that of Melbourne. According to Australian Property Monitors (APM) the median sale price was $400,659 for houses and $261,964 for apartment as at December 2007, making Adelaide a relatively affordable market to enter into.
Analysts are expecting strong – but less rapid- growth over 2008.
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Melbourne - A City on the Rise
The Melbourne property market has seen solid price growth throughout 2007. According to the Real Estate Institute of Australia, there has been an average annual increase of around 17.8%, particularly in the sought-after inner-city locations 2 - 12 kilometres from the central business district.
The Melbourne median sale price was $463,488 for houses and $335,088 for apartments as at December 2007 (APM).
Property is in very high demand within a 10km radius of the central business district and this is reflected in the high property growth figures seen. Melbourne’s residential vacancy rate is at a 25 year low, with the inner city suburbs hovering around 0.9%.
Experts generally agree that the Melbourne property market displays all the right fundamentals for long-term investment growth and will expect solid price growth throughout 2008 and beyond.
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