Negotiation tables across some of the booming investment-grade suburbs over the past decade are now turning in favour of investors.
A new study by Well Money identified 20 suburbs where investors have the edge to bargain, as vendors would only have to give up a fraction of the profits the property made over the past 10 years if they were to give even a 10% discount.
Of the 20 suburbs, 13 are from New South Wales, five from Queensland, and one each from Victoria and Tasmania.
Well Money CEO Scott Spencer said some investors have been waiting on the sidelines amid uncertainty over interest rates and inflation, but there are locations across the country where they could already break into with confidence.
“Every one of these 20 suburbs has enjoyed a net price gain of at least 107% over the past decade; furthermore, they all have a vacancy rate under 1.5%,” he said.
“The data suggests these are locations that would be easy for investors to rent out right now and would probably enjoy strong capital growth over the long-term.”
	
		
			
State
			
			
Suburb
			
			
Property type
			
			
10-year gain
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
St Huberts Island
			
			
House
			
			
174%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Empire Bay
			
			
House
			
			
174%
			
		
		
			
QLD
			
			
Tugun
			
			
House
			
			
151%
			
		
		
			
QLD
			
			
Currumbin Waters
			
			
House
			
			
151%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Woongarrah
			
			
House
			
			
135%
			
		
		
			
QLD
			
			
Twin Waters
			
			
House
			
			
132%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Horningsea Park
			
			
House
			
			
118%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Bilambil Heights
			
			
House
			
			
118%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Winmalee
			
			
House
			
			
117%
			
		
		
			
TAS
			
			
Hobart
			
			
Unit
			
			
116%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Albion Park
			
			
House
			
			
116%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Ropes Crossing
			
			
House
			
			
116%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Dee Why
			
			
Unit
			
			
116%
			
		
		
			
VIC
			
			
Marong
			
			
House
			
			
115%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Cooranbong
			
			
House
			
			
115%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Prestons
			
			
House
			
			
114%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Fern Bay
			
			
House
			
			
114%
			
		
		
			
NSW
			
			
Hamilton North
			
			
House
			
			
114%
			
		
		
			
QLD
			
			
Little Mountain
			
			
House
			
			
107%
			
		
		
			
QLD
			
			
Meridan Plains
			
			
House
			
			
107%
			
		
	
Mr Spencer said the falling demand and the high price growth in these areas are putting investors at a comfortable spot to negotiate if they are intending to buy.
“If investors reacted by offering a 10% discount, they’d know vendors would probably be able to accept because they’d be surrendering only a small share of the considerable profit they’d made over the past decade,” he said.
Still, it is important for investors to carefully examine their financial position before taking action — Mr Spencer said it is risky to buy if buffers were not in place, especially with the expectations of further rate hikes.
“For those investors who are financially secure, these 20 suburbs are worth considering as possible locations in which to invest,” he said.
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