As some of you property enthusiasts saw before Christmas, Silverhall Director Mike Anderson had interview with SBS World News from December 2014. Along with other leading property experts in Australia, they discussed where they see the hotspots in 2015 for property being located.
Check out the video here and let us know your thoughts on property in 2015.
With Australian property growth rates expected to ease next year, where will the hotspots be in 2015?
Ricardo Goncalves - http://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/2014/12/19/where-will-property-hotspots-be-2015
19 Dec 2014 - 7:38PM Updated 30 Dec 2014 - 8:58PM
Low interest rates and increased investor activity have helped property prices grow this year, but be warned; price growth is predicted to ease, despite the possibility of lower interest rates, experts warn.
Property researcher at SQM, Louis Christopher thinks dwelling prices will rise between 5 and 9 per cent in 2015, but some areas will perform better than others.
His three top picks nationally for 2015, lie in the country's east, and include the outer ring of Sydney, the Gold Coast to Brisbane corridor, and Hobart.
Watch below, as Louis Christopher explains why he likes those three areas.
Silverhall property research director, Mike Anderson meanwhile, has north east Brisbane, south east Brisbane and the New South Wales Central Coast on his radar.
Watch below, as Mike Anderson explains why he likes those three areas.
2014 performance
Across the country, dwelling values rose 8.5 per cent in 2014 according to CoreLogic RP Data.
Sydney is expected to perform best with annual growth of 12.5 per cent predicted by the end of December 2014.
Melbourne will likely see 8 per cent annual growth, Brisbane 7 per cent, Adelaide 3.5 per cent, Perth 1 per cent, Hobart 6 per cent, Darwin 1.5 per cent and Canberra will see a decline of 1 per cent.
Across the country, dwelling values are 8.5 per cent higher than a year ago.
Take a closer look below (on SBS website) at CoreLogic RP Data's latest report which details the best suburbs for growth in 2014 and rental return.
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