April Newsletter
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Welcome to our flagship gold edition of API for 2010, where we unveil Australia's most anticipated list of property hotspots - the annual API Hot 100.
It's been said that the best time to buy property is yesterday. The next best time is today.
And so it is with great excitement that we present our annual list of Australian suburbs that have been expertly forecast to achieve above average capital growth over the coming 12 months and beyond.
If you're new to property or searching for your next purchase, this is a great place to start your due diligence.
If you're already in the market, then you may be curious to see if your investment suburbs made the list. (I was pleased to see that one of mine did!)
Whatever your buying position, there are two clear messages to take away from the Hot 100 list.
Firstly, the Australian property scene is made up of lots of markets, some of which are poised to boom while others are due for a period of flat or negative growth. Although the mainstream media often reports on the property market as being a single entity that booms or busts across the board, that's not actually the reality.
And secondly, there are plenty of areas nationwide where infrastructure projects and gentrification plans are moving full steam ahead which will boost the appeal of these locations, consequently elevating property prices.
API has spent many weeks compiling the Hot 100 list in close consultation with a panel of carefully handpicked property experts and our special 18-page report begins on page 34.
If you think there's a suburb that displays the hallmarks of being a future hotspot, please tell us about it in an email to editor@apimagazine.com.au and we'll endeavour to publish a readers' list of hotspots in the coming months.
More people are reading API
The circulation of Australian Property Investor magazine, as independently measured by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, has increased by 10 per cent in the past six months.
This is another indicator of renewed interest in the market and official recognition that API is the number one source of information for property investors.
To our regular readers and subscribers, thank you for your continued support and loyalty. If this is the first time you're reading API, welcome!
Eynas Brodie
Editor
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