- 21 June 2016
The City With The Most Growth Potential In Australia Is...
RP Data / Core Logic released their June Overview / Update on the property market and it made for interesting reading. The annual rate of capital growth is rebounding:
Where is all of this growth happening?
As Property Club have been advocating for a while now, Brisbane/South-East Queensland has grown at just over 7% over the past year; back on track to doubling in a 10 year period; see below:
Do you know what Property Club’s benefits are for Club members?
Here are a few facts as to the benefits of investing in South-East Queensland:
Property Club members are having a lot of success with Club research assisting them to acquire a residential property portfolio, that will give them more choices in retirement!
Have a great weekend and catch you next week!
Warm Regards,
Troy Gunasekera National Manager Property Club
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