- 22 August 2019
The Population Growth Train Rumbles On
34 minutes . . . .
What can be done in that time?
The evening news? Your favourite sitcom?
34 minutes is the current rate of growth for an additional 36 people to immigrate to Australia - every 34 minutes! Over the past year, Melbourne’s population has grown by just on 120,000 people, or 327 people a day!
In the same time period, the greater metropolitan area of Sydney had 93,000 more new residents, or 256 people each day!
Melbourne and Sydney account for 40% of Australia’s total population, but planning has failed to keep us with this growth, leading to challenges with transport, schools, health and water.
Just on 7 out of every 10 people live in our capital cities, with the proportion growing.
Capital cities are where most of the growth will be and as Sydney/Melbourne take a breather due to their substantial growth over the past few years, there are some fantastic opportunities in other capital cities that Property Club is at the forefront of!
Properties like this one above are cash flow positive ($22 per week!) and very well placed to take advantage of the coming upswing in cities other than Sydney/Melbourne!
Contact your property mentor or enquiries@propertyclub.com.au for further information!
Troy Gunasekera | National Manager
Related Posts
Sydney Units Are Quietly Entering Their Next Growth Phase
Sydney is heading into another shift, but it is not happening in the prestige house market or the headline grabbing suburbs. The real movement is in well-located units sitting close to transport, education and major employment hubs. These are the properties renters line up for and the ones buyers turn to when house...
The Psychology of Suburb Selection: Why Investors Keep Returning to the Same Postcodes
Most investors think they choose a suburb based on research, data and logic. In reality there is often something deeper at play. Suburbs hold emotional weight. They remind us of where we grew up, where our friends live, where we once rented, or where we felt safe. Familiarity feels comfortable, which is why so many...
New Lines New Lives: How Rail Is Redrawing Queensland’s Coastal Growth Story
The Sunshine Coast and Gold Coast have long been known for surf and holidays. But right now, both are being redrawn not by the tide but by transport lines. The next decade of growth in Queensland will be built along the tracks. The Sunshine Coast Rail project and the Gold Coast light rail expansion are reshaping...