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Case study – Armstrong Creek Vic

Under construction 2026 New build in growing area of Armstrong Creek, Victoria Under construction 2026 Project type: New build in Armstrong Creek, Victoria family-centric estate Dwelling type: Single storey dwelling – 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, 2 car garage Total project cost: $786,000 (including a $20,000 negotiated discount) Land cost: $389,000 Build cost: $397,000 Land size: 413m2 Build size: 206.32m2 Rent return: $580-$630 per week Purchased: 2026 Note: The image above is an artist impression only. This property is under construction. Location profile* Armstrong Creek is an increasingly popular destination for young families, professional couples, and first-time buyers […]

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Case study – Sebastopol Vic

Under construction 2025 New build in growing area of Sebastopol, Victoria Under construction 2025 Project type: New build in Sebastopol, Victoria family-centric estate Dwelling type: Single storey dwelling – 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, 2 car garage Total project cost: $650,000 Land cost: $265,000 Build cost: $385,000 Land size: 507m2 Build size: 206.32m2 Rent return: $480-$500 per week Purchased: 2025 Note: The image above is an artist impression only. This property is under construction. Location profile* Dream Estate Sebastopol offers an opportunity for young families and first-time buyers looking to enter the market in an area that balances

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Case study – Sebastopol Vic

Under construction 2026 New build in growing area of Sebastopol, Victoria Under construction 2026 Project type: New build in Sebastopol, Victoria family-centric estate Dwelling type: Single storey dwelling – 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living areas, 2 car garage Total project cost: $653,000 Land cost: $265,000 Build cost: $388,000 Land size: 510m2 Build size: 206.32m2 Rent return: $500 per week Purchased: 2026 Note: The image above is an artist impression only. This property is under construction. Location profile* Dream Estate Sebastopol offers an opportunity for young families and first-time buyers looking to enter the market in an area that balances

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Case study – Charlemont Vic

Under construction 2025 New build in growing area of the Central Coast, NSW Under construction 2025 Project type: New build in Charlemont, Victoria family-centric estate Dwelling type: Single storey dwelling Total project cost: $816,000 Land cost: $420,000 Build cost: $396,000 Purchased: 2025 Note: This property is under construction. Location profile* Charlemont is a suburb appealing to both young families, professional couples and first-time buyers due to being affordable. Charlemont Rise offers residents a blend of suburban tranquillity and urban convenience. Charlemont Rise estate offers walking distance or drive to Marshall Train Station (pending which way you walk 2.5 – 3kms),

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Case study – Charlemont Vic

Under construction 2025 New build in growing area of the Central Coast, NSW Under construction 2025 Project type: New build in Charlemont, Victoria family-centric estate Dwelling type: Single storey with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 living aresa, 2 car garages Total project cost: $739,000 Land cost: $375,000 Build cost: $364,000 Land size: 392m2 Build size: 195.71m2 Rent return: $530-$570 per week Purchased: 2025 Note: The image above is an artist impression only – this property is under construction. Location profile* Charlemont is a suburb appealing to both young families, professional couples and first-time buyers due to being affordable. Charlemont Rise

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Case study – Frankston South Vic

Knockdown rebuild townhouse development within Melbourne metro growth area Purchased 2007 – construction completed 2024 Project type: Knockdown rebuild townhouse development within Melbourne metro growth area Dwelling type: 3 X Double Story Townhouses:– Unit 1: 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2 car garage– Unit 2: 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 1 car garage– Unit 3: 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, 2 car garage Total project cost: $1,910,800 Land cost: $408,000 Build & site cost: $1,502,800 Land size: 931m2 Build size: 614m2 (Unit 1: 250m2 / Unit 2: 161m2 / Unit 3: 203m2) Rent return: $2,275 total per week (Unit 1: $900 / Unit

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Victorian rental reforms what property investors need to know

Victorian rental reforms – what every investor needs to know

Victoria has introduced significant rental reforms, and as a property investor, you need to stay ahead of these changes to protect your investments and maximise returns. In this video, we break down the key updates to rental laws, including: New regulations affecting landlords and tenants Changes to rental application processes and property standards Compliance requirements How these reforms impact your investment strategy Understanding these changes is crucial for staying compliant and maintaining a profitable portfolio. Watch now to ensure you’re fully informed and prepared! If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse

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Victorian rental reforms

Victorian rental reforms – what you need to know

If there has been one location that has been in the news – and in not in a good way – more than anywhere else because of the of the parlous state of its sales and rental markets this year it is Victoria. The Victorian market has been variously described as “challenging” and even “toxic” by some commentators, however, as I written about this year, there are areas that remain ripe for strategic property investment such as Geelong. A key part of the reason why Victoria’s market is a bit on the nose – to put it politely – is

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Melbourne property market shake up

Melbourne Property Market Shake-up

There’s plenty of interest happening in the Melbourne property market at the moment. We’re keeping a close eye on developments, and we think you should be too. Find out why in this video. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, then get in touch with us today. Read the transcript I’m Kate Hill bringing you the best and unbiased and honest content on property along with really fantastic hints, tips, and area

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Investors are fleeing Melbourne

Investors are continuing to flee Melbourne – Why?

It’s never a good time to sell when property prices are falling and, yet, investors are doing that in great numbers in Melbourne. The million-dollar (or less than $1 million median house price there these days) question is why? Why would anyone decide to sell when market conditions may negatively impact your sale price – apart from those with the urgent financial need to do so?Policy problemsTo understand why, we also need to consider that this time a few years ago, investors were quite happy in Melbourne and Victoria. Sure, property prices didn’t boom as much there as they did

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The impact of new tenancy laws across Australia

Is it Time to Rethink Property Investment? The Impact of New Tenancy Laws across Australia

The landscape of property investment in Australia is undergoing a seismic shift, with new tenancy laws shaking the confidence of landlords across the country. This month, New South Wales (NSW) has joined the ranks of other states like Queensland (QLD), South Australia (SA), Victoria (VIC), and Western Australia (WA) in implementing stricter rules governing the relationship between landlords and tenants. While these changes are designed to provide greater security for renters, they have also raised significant concerns among property investors. The question on many landlords’ minds is whether these changes might make property investment too risky or burdensome. The Core

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Area Profile Geelong Victoria

Area Profile – Geelong Victoria

In this latest property update, we narrow in on a property hotspot you might not have had on your radar – Geelong, Victoria. It might not have the glitz of the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast in Queensland’s South-East, but Geelong is a regional centre that is starting to shine very brightly indeed. With above-average population growth, significant infrastructure projects and a number of suburbs with an affordable median house price, Geelong is attracting home owners and investors alike. Find out more about this thriving regional city in this area profile by our own Kate Hill. If you’ve enjoyed this

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Why are so many people buying in Geelong?

Why are so many people buying in Geelong?

Why so many people are moving to, and buying property in, Geelong? If you imagine some of the fabulous regional places around Australia that people often move to, you no doubt picture locales near the ocean – and you’d be partly right. In fact, the two fastest growing regional areas in the nation are the Gold Coast and the Sunshine Coast in South East Queensland. But, here’s the thing, the third place-getter doesn’t have the profile of either of these places, and it is hardly where most people would spend their holidays either, yet, it this major region is pulling

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Why Melbourne is a prime investment destination

Why Melbourne is a prime investment destination

By guest blogger: Terry Ryder, www.hotspotting.com.au As a real estate analyst in Australia for over 40 years, I’ve seen various markets rise and fall, aligning with the dynamic nature of property investment. In a recent webinar with buyers’ agent Kate Hill of Adviseable, Kate offered compelling insights into why Melbourne, despite common misconceptions, currently presents a significant investment opportunity that rivals the most popular markets like Perth. Melbourne’s market positioning The webinar titled “Why Melbourne Makes More Sense Than Perth” unpacked the unique position of Melbourne in the property market cycle. The city is currently poised at a point similar

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Investor exodus Victoria

Investor exodus means now is the time to buy in Victoria

With the prevailing narrative being that property investors are fleeing Victoria in droves, we believe that savvy investors should be doing the opposite. There had been much media attention on investors deserting Victoria because of its new land tax policy as well as a raft of rental reforms, but the fundamentals of the nation’s second most populous state remained overwhelmingly positive. Now is the time to invest in Victoria because of much lower competition from other investors. In the grand scheme of things, property expenses and taxes are part and parcel of owning investment properties over the long-term and they

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Victorian Property Market Update

Victorian property market update

The property market in Victoria, Australia, has been subject to quite a lot of ‘tinkering’ as the state government looks to find new ways to raise revenue. Despite this, there are still opportunities to be had in property investment in Victoria, as you’ll learn in this discussion with Kate Hill and Terry Ryder (Hotspotting). If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, then get in touch with us today. Read the transcript I’m

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Where to find the best investment properties in Victoria and Melbourne

Where to find the best investment properties in Victoria and Melbourne

With the remarkable transformation seen in Melbourne and Victoria’s investment property market, now is the time to revisit and examine the hotspots for 2024. Join Kate as she shares some locations to look out for in regional Victoria and across Melbourne. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, then get in touch with us today. Read the transcript Read the transcript Hello everybody how are you all doing out there? Still genuinely

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Is Victoria still a good place to invest?

Melbourne’s property market has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past year, transitioning from a struggling market to a growing one and emerging as a national leader in growth momentum. Nearly half of Greater Melbourne’s suburbs are now considered rising markets, with an impressive 87% of them showing positive rankings in Terry Ryder’s Hotspotting analysis. This shift represents a significant turnaround from the situation at the beginning of 2023. This resurgence in market activity extends across the entire Greater Melbourne area, with the exception of the Mornington Peninsula. Most locations are experiencing thriving market conditions. Furthermore, Melbourne’s inner-city apartment market,

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Ballarat Town Centre

Why I am bullish about Ballarat

There has been plenty written about the strength of Australia’s regional property markets over the past two years in particular. However, some major regional centres were making property waves long before that because of their growing populations and significant new or upgraded infrastructure. A case in point in Ballarat, which is only just over one hour’s train journey on the new and improved line north of Melbourne. Ballarat has been classed as one of our nation’s strongest regional cities from a property investment point of view for some time because of its diverse economy, low unemployment, population growth, as well

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