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November Issue 2008 - US crisis fuels opportunities for Australian investors
A shell-shocked sharemarket and falling cash rates make residential property the next port of call for investors.
September Issue 2008 - Good news for property investors
Despite the gloomy headlines, the outlook for residential property investment is far from ominous.
August Issue 2008 - Petrol prices to reshape urban investment
Rising prices at the pump will curtail Australia’s love affair with the family car, affecting property values in the suburbs that rely on it.
July Issue 2008 - No surprises
If property investors were hoping for any surprise measures in the May Federal Budget, they would have been disappointed.
June Issue 2008 - Pressure for regulation of property advisors
Governments are finally heeding the need to protect buyers from the actions of unscrupulous property advisors.
May Issue 2008 - Rent increase - whats legal
A buoyant rental market doesn't mean open slather on rent increases.
April Issue 2008 - The positive aspect of interest rate rises
Negative media coverage of rising interest rates isn’t telling the whole story.
March Issue 2008 - Turbulent start to 2008
Share market volatility and continued pressure on interest rates has sent shockwaves through the economy in the early stages of 2008—but what does all this mean for property investors?
February Issue 2008 - Low vacancy rates bode well for property investors
A tight rental market will push up yields for existing investors and encourage others back into the market.
January Issue 2008 - Steady as she goes
The election of a Rudd Labor government will have little effect on the investment property market.
December Issue 2007 APIs first annual Hot 100 Part 2 K-Z
To mark its 10th anniversary, API introduces its annual Hot 100...
September Issue 2006 - Out in the cold - why property investors need real protection
Almost 1.5 million Australians generate income from property, yet the government doesn’t believe they’re making a financial investment.
