ISSUE #23 – JUNE 2021 WHY THE MARKET IS NOT DONE WITH US YET In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: Investors make a return to the marketWhy the market is not done with us yetHow new design will shape future officesPIPA member profile with proptech entrepreneur...
The critical undersupply of rental properties in many locations around the nation is partly the result of lending restrictions that came into force four years ago, according to the PIPA.A number of smaller capital cities are currently struggling with significant...
The return of cashed-up expats is adding to sky-high property sales across the nation, according to a new PIPA media release.Hundreds of thousands of people have returned to Australia over the past year, with many of them coming from cities that have more expensive...
ISSUE #22 – MARCH 2021 INTEREST RATES SET TO STAY LOW UNTIL 2024 In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: Interest rates set to stay low until 2024How have housing markets performed across Australia’s in-land rural towns?PIPA member profile with Elephant Advisory’s...
ISSUE #21 – DECEMBER 2020 WHAT’S ON THE PROPERTY HORIZON FOR 2021? In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: What’s on the property horizon for 2021?Are regional markets set to boom?PIPA member profile with well-known buyers’ agent Greville PabstWhy zero interest...
CLICK TO DOWNLOAD THE RESULTS The results are in, showing that investors still seeing opportunities in the market across Australia. Certainly worth a read to get insight into what investors are thinking during 2020 The majority of property investors have remained...
In this special monthly video update, PIPA Chairperson, Peter Koulizos analyses every capital city market over the past 15 years to determine whether time in the market or timing the market produced the best capital growth. https://player.vimeo.com/video/456381113...
ISSUE #20 – SEPTEMBER 2020 INVESTORS POSITIVE BUT LOOKING ELSEWHERE TO BUY – AND TO LIVE In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: Investors positive but looking elsewhere to buy – and to liveDire property projections off the markTeliah Furner from Streamline Property...
In this special monthly video update, PIPA Chairperson, Peter Koulizos discusses residential property post-COVID-19. https://vimeo.com/446322928 Video Transcript – PIPA Chairperson, Peter Koulizos discusses residential property post-COVID-19. Hi, welcome to the PIPA...
Read the latest updates from PICA - Property Investor Council of Australia. CLICK BELOW IMAGE TO READ
Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) chair Peter Koulizos said that there is no need to panic with the recent release of unemployment figures. “Homeowners and property investors should take comfort in the resilience of real estate during previous...
Release by PIPA - Property Investment Professionals of Australia More than 70 per cent of property investors say it is a good time to buy residential property with the majority also believing it is business as usual, according to a joint...
ALL EYES ON THE POST-CRISIS PROPERTY HORIZON In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: All eyes on the post-crisis property horizonWhat next for the economy and property market?New QPIA, inSynergy’s Raj Sarin, has a long history of helping people secure...
It’s time for me to climb onto my soapbox, because there’s an issue so close to my heart, it compelled me to start a business. As a property professional who also invests, I’ve seen the wonderful results our industry can deliver to everyday people. Folk who are simply...
ISSUE #18 – FEBRUARY 2020 4 LEGACY LEADERSHIP TRAITS STILL ESSENTIAL TODAY In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features: 4 legacy leadership traits still essential todayFirst home loan deposit scheme has an accessibility problem2020 economic survey shows continued weak...
Buying investment property interstate Property investment is about achieving a result to match your goals and strategy. The strategic advantage of working with accredited ASPIRE advisors is they have a national perspective of available investment property...
A great read, the 17th edition of the PIPA Adviser magazine out now! CLICK HERE to read In this month's issue, the PIPA Adviser features: • Investors upbeat but considering finance options • Why you need to be selective if investing in WA • Margaret Lomas reflects on...
A great article today in Financial Review and on the PIPA website highlights why you should always ensure you are dealing with an ethical and qualified professional, not a spruiker selling a property. Always invest based on facts, research and your specific strategy,...
Our world has evolved to the point where specialisation is now common place across a range of disciplines. In truth, most of us excel at something – a particular talent we perform at a well-above-average standard. It therefore follows that in other fields, there will...
The Answer is Yes! The Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) recently released their report, PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey 2019. It found that 82% of the 1,200 investors surveyed believed now is a great time to purchase an investment property....
CLICK HERE to download the report, certainly worth a read. Yesterday PIPA released their national annual survey report. This report gathered insights from nearly 1,200 property investors, finding that investors are demonstrably more positive about the...
Registrations for the 2019 PIPA Sydney breakfast seminar are closing in a week. To register, click here. You don't want to miss your chance to hear from four experts as well as network with your peers - plus, it's FREE for PIPA students and earns five CPD points!...
PIPA is proud to announce that Chairman Peter Koulizos was one of a select number of property experts invited to speak at a special round table discussion on housing taxation policies with Prime Minister Scott Morrison, Treasurer Josh Frydenberg, and Assistant...
In times of market change, we start to hear sad stories of dodgy property advice coming home to roost. Unfortunately, when markets are booming, unscrupulous operators often set up shop, with the aim of making easy money. The problem is that far too many consumers...