Property is the number one investment choice of Australian women, according to new research released exclusively to API.

In this article, originally published in Australian Property Investor magazine, Eynas Brodie reveals why more women are turning to real estate...

Buying property is in reality about buying time. That's the philosophy of Ed Chan, an Accountant of almost 30 years and a mad keen property investor.

In this interview originally published in API magazine, Eynas Brodie introduces readers to Ed – chairman and a founding partner of Chan & Naylor Accountants, as well as the co-author of four books and a long-term investor and developer of Sydney real estate, both commercial and residential.

Capital growth is a great thing for investors, which probably goes without saying. It provides increased equity for future investments. Or it can simply provide a profit which can be cashed in at any time.

In this article from Australian Property Investor magazine, a panel of experts from the property industry outlines some opinions and formulas to find capital growth 'hot spots' ... and we ask them for examples of suburbs which currently have potential written all over them.

Find out where Australian property is booming ...

Buying a property can be one of the most important financial decisions you’ll ever make. Even more so if it’s an investment property because, unlike a place you buy to live in, purchasing an investment property is a business decision. 

In this article we look at: sealing the deal; the legal aspect of a purchase; common mistakes; costs associated with buying; property management; and taxation.  We’ll also provide some useful tips and explain why property investments are such a popular vehicle for wealth creation.

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The much touted sea change phenomenon is far from being old news. In fact it’s still gaining momentum. Thousands of Australians have already made the lifestyle change to coastal living and thousands more dream of one day following suit.

In this must read in depth report, Eynas Brodie examines how this will affect our property markets and which areas are likely to increase in value more substantially than others.

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