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Hotspotting
Hosted by Terry Ryder & Tim Graham · EN
Prepare to embark on an exciting journey into the realm of hot property markets with Terry Ryder and Tim Graham! Terry & Tim from Hotspotting, are dedicated to providing the most accurate and unbiased research to help investors make informed decisions on where to buy. The Hotspotting Podcast brings you the latest data, trends, and market statistics, along with in-depth discussions on growth areas and the larger factors impacting Australia's property landscape.
Terry & Tim regularly feature special guests from around Australia to share their industry insights and expertise to help investors cut through the noise.
Whether you're a seasoned investor or a first-time buyer, this show is a must-listen for anyone looking to build their knowledge and make smarter investment choices. Terry Ryder, with over 35 years of experience as a specialist researcher and writer in residential property, offers expert insights that are completely independent and free from outside influences. Tim Graham has been a buyers agent and mortgage broker for over 13 years along with working in real estate all over the world.
Join us on the Hotspotting Podcast and discover the hottest opportunities in the Australian property market today!
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Is This Really The Best Time To Buy Your First Home
2d ago00:05:21Tap to summarizeIs this really the best time to be a first home buyer in Australia? Recent claims from the Federal Government suggest there's never been a better opportunity to enter the housing market, but what does the data actually reveal? In this episode, we cut through the political messaging to examine the latest property prices, buyer sentiment, mortgage demand and market conditions. Discover what the evidence says about affordability, first home buyers and the realities facing Australians looking to purchase property today. For independent, data driven analysis of the Australian property market, tune in to Hotspotting. Keywords: Australian property market, first home buyers, housing affordability, property prices, real estate Australia, mortgage trends, property investment, housing market analysis, Hotspotting.
Transcribe →How Homebuyers Bid Up Prices
2d ago00:03:45Tap to summarizeAre property investors really driving Australia's housing prices higher? The latest research suggests the answer may surprise you. In this episode, Terry Ryder examines why home buyers—not investors—are often the biggest force behind rising property prices. Using real auction results, market data and independent research, he explains how competition between owner-occupiers continues to push prices higher, even when investors step away. Discover what the latest analysis from KPMG and Cotality reveals about Australia's property market, why housing supply remains the real issue, and how current housing policies may be missing the mark. If you want evidence-based property insights that cut through the political narrative, this is essential viewing. Subscribe for expert Australian property market analysis, investment insights and housing trends.
Transcribe →Home Ownership Rises in Key States
2w ago00:04:30Tap to summarizeWhat if one of the biggest assumptions about Australia's housing crisis isn't supported by the evidence? New KPMG research challenges the claim that investors are pushing home buyers out of the market, revealing rising home ownership in Australia's strongest-performing property markets. We unpack the data, explore what it means for housing affordability, and examine why supply—not investors—may be the real issue. Tune in for independent, evidence-based insights into Australia's property market, housing policy and the trends shaping the nation's real estate future.
Transcribe →Why The Government Got Housing Policy So Wrong
3w ago00:06:23Tap to summarizeFor years, property investors have been blamed for Australia's housing affordability challenges. But what if the data tells a very different story? In this episode, Terry Ryder unpacks new research from Cotality that challenges one of the key assumptions behind the Federal Government's housing policy. Drawing on 16 years of data across around 3,000 Australian suburbs, the analysis shows that owner occupiers, not investors, have been the strongest force behind long term property price growth. Discover what these findings mean for housing affordability, property investment, rental supply and the future of Australia's housing market. If you want facts over political narratives, this episode delivers the evidence. Subscribe for expert Australian property market insights and stay informed with independent research and analysis from Hotspotting.
Transcribe →Government Policy Is Driving Australia's Rental Crisis
3w ago00:08:59Tap to summarizeAustralia's rental crisis has reached another critical milestone, but the biggest changes may still be ahead. This episode examines the latest rental market data, why rents continue to hit record highs, and what the Federal Budget changes could mean for rental supply, affordability and property investors. Drawing on insights from PropTrack, Cotality, Domain and industry experts, we separate the headlines from the evidence to explain what's really driving Australia's rental market. Listen now for trusted analysis of the trends shaping Australia's property market and what they could mean for renters, investors and first home buyers.
Transcribe →The Property Market Truth The Media Is Not Telling You
4w ago00:06:15Tap to summarizeIs Australia's property market really in freefall, or is the media getting the story wrong? In this episode, we examine the latest Australian property market data to uncover what's really happening beneath the headlines. Discover why national averages don't tell the full story, which markets are showing resilience, and why understanding the data is essential for making smarter property decisions. Tune in for expert analysis, practical insights, and evidence based commentary to help you cut through the noise and stay ahead of Australia's changing property market. Register for the Hotspotting newsletter for more trusted property insights.
Transcribe →The Budget Made Buying A Home Even Harder
Jul 900:05:06Tap to summarizeThe Federal Budget was designed to help first home buyers, but the latest market data tells a different story. In this episode, we examine why first home buyer loan applications have fallen following the Government's housing policy changes, what this reveals about buyer confidence, and why addressing housing supply remains the real solution to Australia's affordability challenge. Discover what the data says, how recent policy changes are influencing the property market, and what investors, home buyers and industry professionals should be watching next. Subscribe to stay informed with trusted analysis, independent property market insights and the latest trends shaping Australian real estate.
Transcribe →Trillion Dollar Projects Are Reshaping Australia's Property Market
Jul 200:09:13Tap to summarizeWhat if the biggest driver of Australia's next property boom isn't interest rates but infrastructure? In this episode, Hotspotting explores how more than $1 trillion in transport infrastructure investment is transforming property markets across Australia. From major rail projects and motorways to airport expansions and emerging growth corridors, discover why infrastructure continues to create stronger demand, improve connectivity and drive long term capital growth. Learn which regions and cities are benefiting from this unprecedented investment, why experienced investors follow the infrastructure trail, and how you can identify locations with the strongest growth potential before the wider market. Subscribe for trusted Australian property market insights, expert investment analysis and research driven strategies to help you make smarter property decisions.
Transcribe →The Government Just Made Australia's Housing Crisis Even Worse
Jul 200:07:37Tap to summarizeIs the Federal Government's latest housing policy really helping Australians, or could it make the housing crisis even worse? In this episode, Terry Ryder unpacks the decision to ban future borrowing through self managed super funds for residential property and explores the wider implications for property investors, retirement savings, housing supply and affordability. With independent analysis and decades of experience covering the Australian property market, Terry explains why this policy could reduce investment, weaken new housing supply and leave Australians with fewer options to build long term wealth. If you want clear, evidence based insights into Australian real estate, housing policy and property investment, this is an episode you won't want to miss.
Transcribe →Building Wealth and Reducing Tax in Today's Post-Budget Environment | Webinar Replay
Jun 3000:59:56Tap to summarizeBuilding Wealth and Reducing Tax in Today's Post-Budget Environment | Webinar Replay In this Hotspotting webinar replay, Tim Graham is joined by Sam Wakefield and Josh Wingrove from Pursue Wealth to unpack what the recent Federal Budget means for property investors, wealth builders, business owners and those planning for retirement. With major proposed changes around negative gearing, capital gains tax, investment structures and SMSF borrowing, many investors are now asking the same question: How do you continue building wealth in a smart, tax-effective way in this new environment? In this practical discussion, Sam and Josh cut through the headlines and explain what investors need to understand before making their next move. In this webinar, we cover: The key Federal Budget changes affecting investors and wealth builders What the proposed negative gearing changes mean for property investors How capital gains tax changes may affect long-term investment strategies Why tax should be a consequence of good strategy — not the strategy itself The importance of cash flow, asset quality and long-term planning What the SMSF borrowing changes mean for residential property investors Why diversification may become more important in the post-budget environment Alternative tax-effective strategies, including shares, ETFs, debt recycling, superannuation and investment bonds The importance of getting the right advice across financial planning, lending, tax and accounting The discussion also touches on the recent merger between Optalife Wealth and Pursue Wealth, and what this means for clients who want a more coordinated approach across financial planning, mortgage broking, accounting and tax. Whether you are actively building your portfolio, reviewing your investment structures, considering an SMSF strategy, or simply trying to understand how the Budget may affect your financial future, this replay provides practical insights to help you move forward with greater clarity. Hosted by: Tim Graham, Managing Director of Hotspotting Guests: Sam Wakefield, Pursue Wealth Josh Wingrove, Pursue Wealth To learn more about Hotspotting and access independent property research, market insights and investor tools, visit: www.hotspotting.com.au To learn more about Pursue Wealth or book a conversation with the team, visit: https://pursuewealth.com.au/contact/#book Disclaimer: This webinar is general information only and does not constitute personal financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Everyone's circumstances are different, and you should seek advice from qualified professionals before making any financial or investment decisions.
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