Ep 324: Which indicators are most important to property investors?

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Ep 324: Which indicators are most important to property investors?
Oct 02, 2024 Episode 324
Stuart Wemyss

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In this episode, Stuart delves into the key indicators property investors should pay attention to, beyond the typical headlines. While economic factors like interest rates and unemployment often dominate discussions, Stuart explains why understanding the psychology of owner-occupiers and credit policy settings is crucial. With over two decades of experience, he shares insights from his recent interview with David Bassanese, highlighting how behavioural finance and lending conditions impact property price movements. Stuart also breaks down the importance of interstate migration trends, which reflect homeowner sentiment and can signal changes in the market. He critiques the overemphasis on housing supply shortages and discusses how credit restrictions are pushing investors towards more affordable areas, contributing to price growth in cities like Perth and Adelaide. This episode provides a deeper look into what truly drives property price growth and offers valuable advice for making informed investment decisions.

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