by Camden Professionals | Feb 16, 2023 | Interest Rates, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips, Property Outlook
Rising interest rates and falling house prices don’t have to be a cause for alarm for households. Overall, there are many things that you can do to prepare, like examining your financial position and not making unnecessary purchases on depreciable items like cars and...
by Camden Professionals | Nov 24, 2022 | Interest Rates, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips, Property Outlook
Many property investors are facing the continual rise in interest rates, but should this be their main focus? By focusing on rent increases rather than just rising interest rates may create wider opportunities for investors Rents have elevated continuously over the...
by Camden Professionals | Sep 8, 2022 | Perth, Property Investment, Property Outlook
We are developing a property investment series in the next coming weeks. In this edition we are reviewing the Perth property market outlook. Perth’s property market is defying the odds with house prices up 0.07 per cent in August despite rate hikes and falling...
by Camden Professionals | Jul 11, 2022 | Interest Rates, Property Investment, Property Outlook
If you’re like me, and a significant portion of Australians, you probably have a mortgage. Whether it’s a mortgage against the house you live in or the money you borrowed to acquire your first/second/tenth investment property, you’re probably starting to wonder, “when...
by Camden Professionals | May 16, 2022 | Interest Rates, Perth, Property Investment, Property Investment Tips, Property Outlook
The impact of the rise in interest rates has resulted in a slowing in the housing pricing market on the east coast. With headlines of the past week dominated by rising interest rates, and the beginning of a decrease in dwelling values across the eastern coast, it may...
by Camden Professionals | Mar 30, 2022 | Property Investment, Property Outlook, Property Trusts
Buying property in family trusts has been a popular way to invest for years. Family trusts are commonly known as ‘discretionary trusts’ for the benefit of a family group, controlled by the parents as trustees – either themselves or as directors of a corporate trustee....
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