How to Evaluate the Appreciation Potential of an Australian Property?
There are two tricks to investing in Australian real estate: “house-to-house” (buying a property with a loan, using the appreciation to purchase a new property) and “house-to-education” (using rental income and property appreciation to cover children’s tuition fees). These are openly known secrets in the Australian property industry.
Regardless of whether it’s “house-to-house” or “house-to-education,” in order to make use of these tricks, the Australian property purchased must meet the important criterion of “appreciation.” So, among the numerous regions in Australia, which property investment is the most reliable? And how can one determine if a project has growth potential?
In mature overseas real estate investment markets, successful investors evaluate and analyze using the method of capital appreciation element analysis.
Capital appreciation element analysis evaluates market characteristics and factors that can promote property appreciation or have an impact on it, in order to determine whether it is worth investing.
Here are the factors to consider and judge:
Market Planning: New railways, bridges, government-planned large-scale projects and developments, satellite cities, etc.
Employment Opportunities: Knowledge economy zones, new shopping centers, hospitals, corporate headquarters, etc.
Housing Supply: Property supply in Australia is generally in long-term shortage.
Population Factors: High growth rate, steady increase in population numbers, stable income improvement, etc.
Transportation Facilities: Highways, railways, tunnels, bridges, ports, etc.
Public Facilities: Shopping centers, banks, hospitals, recreational facilities, etc.
Top Schools and Companies: Renowned primary and secondary schools, universities, multinational corporations, or headquarters of well-known companies, etc.
Cultural Landscapes: Mountains, rivers, lakes, islands, parks, historical sites, etc.
Among these eight major factors, municipal planning, employment opportunities, population growth, and property supply rank at the forefront. These are the primary considerations when investing overseas. When a region has strong municipal support, the government will inject fresh capital and increase economic strength into that area. The introduction of capital into the region will also bring more job opportunities. With more jobs and a growing population, there will inevitably be increased demand for housing, leading to an increase in land prices.