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Australian Property Talk

By: Redom Syed & Curtis Stewart
  • Summary

  • At Australian Property Talk, two ex-Treasury Economists have a chat about all things Aussie Real Estate. I'm Redom Syed, founder of Confidence Finance, an award-winning mortgage broking company that’s worked with 1000s of homebuyers and investors across the country. When I was 15, both my parents lost their jobs and our family eventually lost the house & car to debt collectors. Since then, I've built one of Australia's best mortgage broking businesses - ranking inside the top 100 mortgage brokers for 5 years running. I've also built up a $25million property portfolio, buying my first home in 2014 to developing luxury homes across Sydney today. On this journey, I've met 1000s of amazing people who've helped inspire me. Curtis Stewart, my co-host, is one of Australia's leading brokers and is an active property investor.
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Episodes
  • Sydney Planning Changes Now LIVE & How You Can Benefit?
    May 14 2024

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    We unpack HOW the Transport Oriented Development Plan will change SYDNEY. The biggest planning changes in decades in Sydney are now legislated. After a short consultation period, the NSW government has got moving and enacted these changes quickly.

    Planning changes of this scale and breadth remains a great opportunity for investors and homebuyers. We run through the specifics of how these changes work & what to look for.


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    20 mins
  • Why UNITS Are Set to Outperform HOUSES In 2024-2025
    May 9 2024

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    Should i invest in an apartment? Many property investing experts say NO. Indeed, so many of the best buyers agents in Australia simply DO NOT buy apartments.

    But Sydney apartments are now growing at DOUBLE the rate of houses.

    Are they overlooking the data?

    We unpack WHY apartments may be set for short term growth, including:

    1. Value - apartments are showing strong value signals, being significantly underpinned relative to houses vs history. A typical 20% spread in median dwelling values has DOUBLED in recent years.

    2. Affordability - lower price points are the name of the high interest rate game! Apartments are more affordable, and that means more demand in a money-strapped environment.

    3. Supply - we are NOT building enough, don't have enough & aren't even approving enough. The supply pipeline is horrible, with around HALF of the total apartment supply required actually being delivered over the 3 year period ahead.

    4. Population - new entrants & students often prefer apartment living. With the population boom underway, does that add to more demand for apartments?

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    19 mins
  • Inflation Too High Again - Rate Cut Talks Are Over
    May 3 2024

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    Inflation came in at 1% for Q1 2024 in a big economic release. This was above market expectations, coming in way too high and is a cause for concern. Inflation is the number one data item that the RBA look at, and with this high number, rate cut talks for the foreseeable future are over.
    The RBA removed its stance on 'increasing interest rates' at its last meeting, but is likely to reinclude it next week and warn Australian's that further rate rises may be required to quell the inflation beast.

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    28 mins

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