Luxury Rentals, Sydney vs Melbourne Prices, and the Rise of Female Real Estate Agents
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What are the current trends in the luxury rental market?
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This is interesting. Even he says a slight December quarter inflation uptick doesn't panic the bank. And with forecasts already assuming inflation above 3% into this year, higher rate expectations could offset small misses, giving the RBA room to wait. Do you, this is a question, buy that from the deputy? Do you go along with what he is saying? Because the RBA has in the past reacted to market movement quickly, swiftly, and the relaxed comments from the deputy seem out of step with the way that Michelle Bullock operates. What do you think? Leave us a voice message. We've got that facility for you now, or you can leave us an email.
How do Sydney and Melbourne compare in luxury rental prices?
The email address is myrealestatepodcast at gmail.com, where we've got the summer series that is coming up next. More analysis, trends, and talking points with the best of 2025 next. You're listening to the Summer Series on The Real Estate Podcast. They do look for these striking four-bedroom homes. Everything is there and they're quite happy to outlay some of this coin right up to $2,500 a week. Correct. Yeah. So a couple of my properties are our prestige properties. One of them that I mentioned in the article, they're paying $26.50 per week. That landlord literally thought of everything. He wanted the tenants just to basically bring their clothing and their personal belongings and virtually relax. So they work from home and they work around Australia, these tenants.
So it's very convenient for them. Now, tell us a little bit about the investors, because this is interesting. A lot of investors are buying into Noosa Noosaville and they're then renting out the property. They're travelling off overseas, are they, for 12 months and then coming back? Yeah. Yep. So I've got a couple of landlords at the moment that they've sold their property, let's say within the Sunshine Coast region or any other area around Australia. And they've decided to travel for 12 months overseas or, you know, around Australia.
What factors are influencing buyer sentiment in Sydney and Melbourne?
And then they're renting their properties out for that period with the option with a possible extension to tenants within the region. Is that something that you've kind of noticed since post-COVID where people are coming in, they're doing that and they're taking off overseas? Most definitely because there's so many people with their work options now that could do work from home and work remotely so they're still working as such when they're travelling because everything's just on a computer or a laptop now. Yeah and I think it is really hard because people make decisions at a point in time in their life and potentially they're not forward thinking to how that will impact them later, especially, you know, you take Hex as an example and you're thinking about going to uni and being educated and that potentially doesn't flow through to how that's going to affect
a loan process in five years, perhaps. So I think understanding how that's going to impact you financially back to that education piece is really important, but there are quite a few different factors in that as well. So I think having some advice and some guidance around those things is very important. Yeah, that's a good point that you actually raised there in terms of the HECS and the education part.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the current trends in the luxury rental market?
0:02–1:58
2
How do Sydney and Melbourne compare in luxury rental prices?
1:58–3:30
3
What factors are influencing buyer sentiment in Sydney and Melbourne?
3:30–6:00
4
How are female real estate agents impacting the market?
6:00–8:12
5
What challenges are investors facing in the current market?
8:12–9:55
6
How does the new land tax in Victoria affect landlords?
9:55–11:56
7
What are the advantages of buying property in Werribee?
11:56–13:28
8
What is the outlook for luxury properties in Newcastle?
13:28–15:36
Speakers
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