Slide Deck from the Real Estate Investar webinar co-hosted by Terry Ryder from Hotspotting: How to Find Affordable Capital Growth Properties. (Watch the replay here: https://blog.realestateinvestar.com.au/webinar-replay-how-to-find-affordable-capital-growth-properties)
Most investors are either priced out of inner or middle ring capital city suburbs or have to resort to sacrificing their lifestyle to be able to afford the out-of-pocket holding costs.
New growth corridors along vast tracts of land can result in an oversupply of development stock which drives down prices and creates rental slums. While boom-and-bust mining towns are best left to the property speculators.
Learn how to find and analyse affordable gentrifying areas which are primed to support solid sustained medium to long-term capital growth.
1. How to Find Affordable Capital
Growth Properties
Special Guest: Terry Ryder
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10. Capital Growth
• Increase in value of your property
• Essentially 2 ways property can appreciate in value:
1) Natural growth
• Buy and hold
• Wait for the market to increase
• Can take a long time
• No guarantee
2) Manufacture growth
• Force growth of property by strategies such as renovations,
subdivisions or development
• Faster option to increase growth
11. Blue Chip Suburbs
• What are they?
• Suburbs that are well located (established / not much free land
available) that consistently returns steady growth over time
• Still experience flat and down turns but always recover
• Example: inner-city suburbs
• Properties in these suburbs are generally priced in the higher end of
the market
13. Capital Growth Drivers
• Demand exceeds supply
• Low days on market
• Low vacancy rates
• Low to no vendor discounting
• High auction clearance rates
• Low supply of vacant land for development
14. Capital Growth Drivers
• Future development of infrastructure or amenities
• Demographics (i.e. increase in population numbers and income levels)
• High % of owner occupiers
• Location:
• Close proximity to:
• CBD
• Employment Hubs
• Public Transport
• Schools
• Shopping Centres
• Cafes / Restaurants
• Entertainment
• Medical
Proposed $1.5B New Footscray Hospital
15. Untapped Affordable Growth Areas
• Identify areas of growth before it becomes too expensive
• It’s not easy!
• Capital growth follows rental yields (not always!)
• Look at gentrifying suburbs next to existing areas that have had growth –
benefit from the ripple effect
• Look at suburbs with major hospitals, universities, planned infrastructure
routes and government spending
16. Example: New Hospital in Southport QLD
• Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH)
• Completed in September 2013
• Cost of $1.8 billion
22. Example: New Hospital in Southport QLD
• Parkwood - Demographics
2006 2011 2016
Population 8,470 8,436 8,702
Median weekly household
income
$1,207 $1,437 $1,686
Median weekly rent $310 $418 $450
Industry of Employment Cafes,
Restaurant
s &
Takeaway
Food
Services
Cafes,
Restaurant
s &
Takeaway
Food
Services
Hospitals
Australian Bureau of Statistics 2019
23. Example: New Hospital in Sunshine Coast
• Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH)
• Officially opened April 2017
• Cost of $1.8 billion
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Hamilton 7km from Brisbane CBD
Due to open 2025
Newest teaching hospital and been about 20 years since a completely new teaching hospital has opened in Australia. Continue to develop over the coming years with plans to increase beds from 450 to 738 beds by 2021 with potential to expand to 900 beds beyond 2021.
Accommodate up to 10,000 students in its first 10 years.