finder money podcast #54: Property market forecasts for 2018

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In our final episode of the money podcast, we speak to property expert Michael Yardney about his property predictions for 2018. Michael Yardney is the director of Metropole Property Strategists, a bestselling author and an expert in wealth creation. In this episode, we delve deeply into the topics listed below to discover where Michael sees property heading in 2018.

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We spoke to Michael about a number of topics, including the following:

  • The major driving forces behind the property market in 2018
  • APRA's effect on the property market in the past and going forward in 2018
  • Where Michael sees interest rates heading in 2018
  • How rising interest rates make it easier for new investors to enter the property market
  • Where Michael sees price growth heading in 2018 (Hint: It's not just Sydney or Melbourne)
  • How the infrastructure boom will drive price increases
  • Michael’s advice for dealing with property investment advertisements
  • Lessons about property spruikers
  • Michael’s view on Australian population growth in 2018
  • Michael’s view on Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Hobart, Canberra, Adelaide, Perth and Darwin for 2018
  • Why Michael thinks you shouldn’t invest in Hobart, and what lessons potential Hobart investors can learn from Darwin
  • Michael’s reasoning behind why he thinks many investors will sit on the sidelines in 2018

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