Murray Property Blog

Sydney Suburbs Which Achieved High Rental Growth In 2016

Rental growth is a key priority for property investors because it assists with mortgage repayments and adds to overall income. Investors looking to hit Sydney’s lucrative property market should consider suburbs with high yield potential based on historic data.

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Sydney Suburbs Earmarked For Capital Growth In 2017

The prices of homes in Sydney suburbs in 2017 are expected to grow modestly in comparison to previous years, but some areas will likely outpace others.

Michael Murray, Managing Director of Murray Property claims, “Sydney has witnessed huge growth numbers in the last few years. But the current housing development boom will eventually slow down the rate of growth. Nevertheless, some suburbs will continue to benefit from hefty value increases. Convenience, infrastructure and accessibility will play all-important roles. This is great news for people looking to get into the market now or those who already own homes there.”

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How To Secure A Rental Property When You Have Pets

Pet owners often find it challenging to secure a great rental property where their pets are welcome. While getting a pet-friendly rental property can sometimes be daunting, follow these smart tips and tricks to help you find a great rental property when you have pets.

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Are Off-The-Plan Properties A Smart Investment?

Buying an off-the-plan property effectively means that you’re entering into a legally binding contract to purchase a property when it is a blueprint. Buying a property that hasn’t come up yet may seem odd to some, but it has the potential to turn into a good investment for some people. Your estate agent can help you establish whether this investment is worthwhile based on your personal situation, but here are some considerations to establish whether off-the-plan properties are a smart investment for you.

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4 Nifty Strategies To Pay Less Rent In Sydney

With the average rent in Sydney perched around $600 per week, it’s no wonder that rents in the city are the highest in the country. Perhaps you’re saving up for a home or simply don’t make enough to afford the high rents – either way you need to find a place to live when you work in the city. This guide equips you with nifty strategies to pay less rent in Sydney.

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