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Investors return as cash flow improves
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For two years, Samara Metri watched from the sidelines as she poured money into her business rather than growing her property portfolio. But the rapidly growing market was getting harder to ignore, so the Sydney-based buyer’s agent jumped back in.
“I bought three houses across Adelaide, Brisbane and Sydney in the last two months and I have just exchanged a contract on another in Melbourne.”
“I am also negotiating on a property in Perth, which should come through in the next few weeks.”
Samara Metri is actively buying investment properties, lured by strong cash flow and growth potential.
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Perth vs Brisbane: Similarities and differences in Australia’s hottest markets
By Momentum Wealth
24 February 2021
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With Perth and Brisbane’s property markets touted to outperform in 2021, Momentum Wealth’s property experts look at the key underlying differences between the two investment locations.
Touted by industry experts and economists as the two capital city markets expected to outperform in 2021, PerthPerth, TASPerth, WA and Brisbane continue to draw the attention of property investors. As Sydney and Melbourne’s rental markets slowed during the COVID-19 pandemic, investors in these markets are beginning to explore cities outside of their home market for their next investment.