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[Australia Property] The property market is trending sharply, the opportunity to enter the market is rare

2021-07-14T03:53:42.798Z


The recent volatility in global stock markets, coupled with continued low interest rates, has made properties that have both appreciation and interest collection functions more investment value. Looking around the familiar market, Australia, the local capital city building is the best performer


The recent volatility in global stock markets, coupled with continued low interest rates, has made properties that have both appreciation and interest collection functions more investment value.

Looking around the familiar markets, Australia's outstanding performance is that the property prices in the local capital cities are all reporting success, and the year-on-year increase in Sydney property prices is closer to 15%.


If you want to invest in overseas properties, you must of course choose well-established and reputable agents and developers.

Ray White Hong Kong and Frasers Property (stock code SGX: TQ5), a 97-year-old large-scale developer listed on the Main Board of Singapore, held a joint property exhibition in Australia. New property in Brisbane.

The first phase of selected units in the first phase of Midtown, a leading new property located in Macquarie Park, Sydney’s innovation and technology district, is as low as HK$180,000. This is definitely a rare "car listing" in Sydney. It is an opportunity for those interested in buying a property in Australia.


The Australian property market continues to improve, and both luxury homes and first-home listings have recorded considerable increases, which can be described as a comprehensive upward trend.

According to the latest report by Knight Frank, Australian luxury real estate transactions are active, with more than 7 billion Australian dollars (equivalent to more than 40 billion Hong Kong dollars) sold in the first quarter of this year alone.

Benefited from the low interest rate environment and the shortage of the property market, the analysis generally expects Australian property prices to continue to record double-digit growth this year.

The value of investment properties depends on location and supply and demand. Developers are also an important factor.

In view of this, Ray White Hong Kong and Frasers Property, a long-standing and well-received developer in Hong Kong, introduced a number of new Australian properties to cater to the needs of different types of buyers.

Among them, the most eye-catching project should be Midtown, the largest residential development in Sydney, which can be called the "Annual Championship".

Midtown is located in Macquarie Park in Sydney's "Silicon Valley" and offers 3,300 brand new apartment units.

Midtown is located in the innovation and technology prosperous area with complete living facilities comparable to Taikoo Shing

In addition to the city center, the most noteworthy thing in Sydney is the "Silicon Valley" Macquarie Park.

There are nearly 100 multinational companies in the local business district, such as Microsoft, Oracle, Sony and Panasonic, etc., and IT professionals gather.

Midtown is located in the busy district of Macquarie Park, with an area of ​​8.2 hectares, equivalent to 8 standard football fields, and is the largest residential project in the district.

Midtown is close to various community facilities, from shopping centers, restaurants, brand-new schools, nurseries, nursing homes, and cultural and recreational facilities.

When the developer Frasers and the New South Wales Government planned this project, they conducted in-depth consultation and investigation to make the Midtown project meet the needs of the community and enhance the local life experience and value.

The project provides 3,300 units and is the most popular real estate in Sydney in 2020. It is also expected to become the leading housing estate in the region in the future.

Selected units in the first phase are on the finale. The first phase is only 5%, and you can enter the venue as low as HK$180,000. The developer also provides a 3-year rental protection plan.

Ray White Hong Kong and Frasers held a joint property exhibition in Australia this weekend.

In addition to Midtown, there are also Encompass, the only new development in Melbourne's University District in recent years, and Burwood Brickworks, a large-scale integrated housing estate in the noble Chinese district in the east of Melbourne.

Investment seminars will be held at the trade fair. Friends who are interested in entering the market for 3 million Hong Kong dollars and doing business in Australia can register as early as possible to learn more.

Midtown is planned and carefully designed by the developer and the local government to enhance the living experience of residents.

Australia Property Joint Exhibition


Date: July 17 and 18 (Saturdays and Sundays) from 11 am to 7 pm


Location:


[Causeway Bay] Room 2001, 20th Floor, World Trade Center, Causeway Bay (Frasers Property Hong Kong Office)


[Tsim Sha Tsui] Starwalk 16, Tsim Sha Tsui Room 1633 (The Balmoral Display Gallery)

Investment seminar time:


Saturday and Sunday [Causeway Bay Market] 1:00 pm-3 million Australian properties entering the market.


Saturday [Tsim Sha Tsui Field] 4 pm-3 million Australian properties entering the market.


Sunday [Tsim Sha Tsui Field] 4 pm-Tax 360


Sunday [Causeway Bay Session] 4 pm-Tax 360

Welcome to register in advance or make an appointment for


inquiries and appointments. Click here: https://bit.ly/3k8I1s4

*Information provided by the customer


#Offers are subject to terms and conditions


^Investment involves risks

Source: hk1

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