Ep 303: Melbourne property will deliver the strongest growth over the next decade

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In this episode, Stuart makes a compelling case for why the Melbourne property market is poised to deliver the strongest capital growth among Australian capital cities over the next decade. Despite negative sentiment driven by factors like stricter tenancy laws, increased taxation, and concerns over the state's escalating debt, Stuart argues that Melbourne's property prices are currently undervalued relative to other cities like Sydney.
He presents data illustrating how Melbourne's median house prices have underperformed in recent years, suggesting that the market is due for a rebound in line with the principle of mean reversion. Stuart emphasises that while Perth may offer higher percentage growth, Melbourne's higher starting property values could translate into more substantial dollar-based returns, which are more crucial for retirement planning.
Stuart also discusses the investment potential of Melbourne's investment-grade apartments, which he believes are intrinsically undervalued. Overall, the episode provides a data-driven and contrarian perspective on why investors should consider Melbourne as a prime investment destination for the coming decade, despite the current negative sentiment surrounding the market.

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