Top 5 Sydney Investment Suburbs
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It's The Real Estate Podcast, brought to you by Ray White, the largest real estate and property group in Australasia. And welcome to another episode of The Real Estate Podcast, available on iHeartRadio, also Spotify and Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts from. Yes, it's Friday, the last day of the week. 29th of April and in just a moment Rich Harvey is here from Property Buyer and we're going to be looking at his top five Sydney suburbs for capital growth in 2022. But first let's look at the weather around Australia this morning. It's the main centre forecast with propertybuyer.com.au. And looking at weather for Sydney, should be a mainly dry, partly cloudy day with a high of 27 degrees.
Melbourne, rain developing with 24. Brisbane, a shower or two with 27. And in Perth, mostly fine and a high today on this Friday of 22 degrees. If you've got a question that needs answering, you can email us at myrealestatepodcast at gmail.com. And talking of emails, I got one from Daniel yesterday who is an Australian living in the UK in Margate, Kent to be precise. I had to look it up to see where you are on the coast there. And Daniel wrote... great to be getting the real estate podcast here in the uk just letting you know that i've been living here with my partner for the last eight years and we didn't plan on coming back home anytime soon however with post covert and a dictator like putin at the wheel europe all of a sudden doesn't feel like the same place so we've decided to come back to melbourne at the end of this year i
I feel like I'm getting a property education from the Real Estate Podcast. Thank you so much. He then goes on to say a few nice things about the show. This got me thinking because I bet that Daniel isn't the only listener in the UK. So if you're an Aussie expat or even an Englishman or Englishwoman, drop us an email. We would love to hear some of your comments filtering through. Let's Talk Property, a podcast series with Rich Harvey.
What are the top five Sydney suburbs for investment in 2022?
With the property market showing signs of correction in Sydney and Melbourne, some people will think they've missed the opportunities when it comes to capital gains. And it's around this stage of the cycle where buyers who have spent months searching for their ideal property realise that the most recent wave of gains has passed by and is fading into the distance. But there is some good news. If you choose wisely, there are still opportunities to buy well in the Sydney market. And as always, it's a Friday. We have Rich Harvey, CEO of propertybuyer.com.au, who has identified the top five suburbs that are primed for excellent growth potential in Sydney right now. And it's a very good morning to Rich.
How are you doing? Very good, Craig. Good morning to you too. Well, this is a fascinating podcast. So I guess if we just dive straight into it, how quickly is the market correcting? What is driving the change of pricing? Yeah, a couple of things, Craig. The market is correcting. Thank you very much. We've got the Ukraine-Russia war. The number of people out there that watching and waiting has increased. So when that happens, you get less activity in the property market, less demand. And so prices are correcting. I mean, really high quality properties are still trading well, but we're not seeing the bullish prices that we got last year. But in some areas, I've seen it come back, you know, 5%, 7%, even up to 10% in some suburbs.
So there's certainly an opportunity in this correcting market to buy well. And Rich, you've selected these five key suburbs with upside. So where are you recommending? I've got five little secrets up my sleeve to share with our listeners today. And I'll just first just start with the premise on why I chose these areas. They're geographically diverse areas, but I look for areas that have got a really good demographic. And what I mean by that, you've got aspirational buyers wanting to move into these areas. And often there's also an element of infrastructure, some sort of a hospital or school or transport infrastructure going into these areas as well.
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