Dean is looking to purchase an Investment property where he can add value by either subdividing, or has the potential to add a granny flat. Dean is looking for a market which will present long-term stable growth for years on end. Dean would like to purchase in a metro market.
Targeting locations which will grow in value by understanding what these push and pull factors are, when they will occur and how long they are due to last is what allows us to make assumptions for strong market growth.
Our methodology aligns with a number of different driving factors. Some of these include government funding, economic uplifting projects, infrastructure introduction, flanking market affects and more. However, the underlying factors comes down to a couple of basic principals, supply and demand from population movement and demographic demand.
In proud partnership with Australia's top property economists. We formulate specific data reports based on our client's requirements and the markets we shop in. Our partners have been awarded the Innovation Patent Housing Market Prediction Solution, which predicts housing price changes at suburb level up to ten years into the future.
Logan is home to more than 327,000 people from more than 217 different cultures.
Logan is home to many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Traditional Custodians represent the original Aboriginal inhabitants of the area. There are also Elders and people who have come to live and work in the City.
New estates flourish as the city grows. Residents enjoy a range of housing options, from leafy suburbs to bushland acreage.
Logan is located between Brisbane, Ipswich and the Gold Coast which allows residents easy access to the national highway and rail networks.
Logan has more than 1,100 environmental and recreational parks. Many of the parks feature dog off-leash areas, exercise facilities, play equipment and skate ramps.
The markets movement over the past year, paired with supportive driving data shows us there is good growth to come.
As we are looking for a positively geared property, yielding will need to be considered. We can expect this to rise due to the supporting data.
As properties begin to grow in value, vendors are realising the interest in the market and discounting less and negotiations begin to tighten up.
A reduction in days on markets indicates that pent up demand is causing property in the areas to sell at vendors expectations, which empowers the local property economy.
The increase of new listings coming onto onto the market shows that vendors are wanting a piece of the action and are willing to gauge the market.
As vendors begin to realise the markets potential, savvy owners are putting their properties on the market to get in on the action. This is expected to turn in the next 4 to 6 month as values rise.
Value: $512 million
Status:Completed
Opened in August 2019
Impact: Jobs: 1,300
Will reduce congestion
and will cut 20mins
off a trip from Logan’s
western suburbs to
Brisbane
Value: $2 billion
Will be jointly funded
by the State & Federal
Govts
Status:Proposed
Impact: A 6-lane, 42km
transport corridor
linking Logan and
Nerang, as an
alternative to the M1
Value: $750 million
Govts
Status:Under construction
Impact: Jobs: 720
Improve safety and
reduce congestion
Value: $96 million
Govts
Status:Approved
Impact: Improve safety and
reduce congestion
Value: $95 million
Govts
Status:Proposed
Planning is underway
Value: $30 million
Govts
Status:Under construction
Completion is expected
in 2021
Impact: Improvements will be
carried out between
Browns Plains and
Jimboomba
Value: $1.5 billion
Status:Under construction
To be developed overs 5
years
Impact: Jobs: 6,000
Includes warehousing,
business, logistics and
manufacturing space
Value: $160 million
Status:Approved
Impact: Plans include a 4-star
hotel, cinema, medical
centre, 100 apartments
and retail outlets
Value: TBA
Industrial park near
SouthWest1
community
Status:Proposed
Impact: Jobs: 1,000
Value: $55 million
Status:Completed
Impact: Jobs: 350 during
construction; 200 retail
Value:TBA
Status:Completed
Impact: Jobs: 200 during
construction; 100 retail
Value:$70 million
Status:Under construction
Impact: Will house 19
warehouses
Value:$40 million
Status:Under construction
Completion expected by
2023
Impact: Jobs: 400 during
construction; 13
operational
Value:$60 million
Status:Under construction
Value:$15 million
Status:Proposed
Impact: Jobs: 200 during
construction
Value:$40 million
Status:Under construction
Impact: Jobs: 100
Value: $4 billion
Includes 17,000
dwellings for 45,000, 11
schools
Status: Under construction
Impact: Jobs: 15,000 during
construction
Value:TBA
Status:Under construction
Impact: 50,000 dwellings for
120,000 people are
planned
Value:TBA
Status: Under construction;
A school for 1,000
students is expected to
be completed in 2020
Impact: Includes 3,300 homes,
a primary school, retail
and health facilities
Value:TBA
Part of the Greater
Flagstone PDA
Status:Under construction
Impact: 440 homes are planned
Value:TBA
Part of the Greater
Flagstone PDA
Status:Under construction
Impact: 1,500 lots initially; will
eventually be home to
4,000 people
Value:$600 million
Status:Under construction
Completion expected
around 2025
Impact: Jobs: 850
Facility will grow from
200 to 1,000 residents
Value:$120 million
Status:Proposed
Impact: 650 homes are planned
Value:$135 million
Status:Under construction
Impact: 600 lots are planned
Asking Price
Target Price
Potential Rent
Potential Yield
$590,000
$600,000
$410 p/w
3.55% Gross
ther are no easements on the property
EASEMENT MAP
Easements are areas which need to be accessible by council or anyone with a right to access a portion or part of land. An easement could be related to sewage piping, gas lines or electrical works.
FLOODZONE MAP
Flood zones can be determined from river flood lines. In areas where the terrain is fairly flat and river banks overflow, properties which fall within these catchments may warrant higher insurance costs.
Building and council regulation states that the dwelling on top of the land needs to be classified correctly for the type of structure that it is.
In communications with the listing agent, he/she has confirmed the condition of the property is as the listing shows. This will be verified by our team in the steps moving forward.
Council rates are paid by the owners and fund council work and operations. Generally, the smaller the population and larger the council, the higher the fee is.
In most states, building and landlord insurance is required to by the buyer one the property’s contract has been signed and exchanged. The fee above is an average for the building insurance only.
There are 3 types of listing stages:
On-market, this is found on major portals
Off-market, this is for sale, but with the listing agency only
Pre-market, this has been presented to us outside of the public
The build year should be considered when purchasing properties of different structure types. The price of the property can be reflective of the build year vs the structure type. Some structure types age better than others. At a certain price point, it is worth remembering that land is the appreciating asset, while the dwelling is the depreciating asset.
Tenure renewals dates need to be considered in rising markets. If the market is rising, your ability to increase rental rates will only be possible at the time the tenants lease period renews.
Lease renewal rates cannot be changed inside of lease periods, for the benefit of the tenant.