John Lindeman
John Lindeman is widely respected as one of Australia's leading property market analysts, authors and commentators.
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He has well over fifteen years’ experience researching the nature and dynamics of the housing market at major data analysts.
John’s monthly column on housing market research featured in Australian Property Investor Magazine for over five years. He is a regular contributor to Your Investment Property Magazine and other property investment publications and e-newsletters such as Kevin Turners Real Estate Talk, Michael Yardney’s Property Update and Alan Kohler’s Eureka Report.
John also authored the landmark books for property investors, Mastering the Australian Housing Market, and Unlocking the Property Market, both published by Wileys.
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Around 10,000 millionaire migrants are lured to Australia each year, and the trickle-down demand effect will benefit many current property owners.
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Some pundits are claiming that our current historically low interest rates are good for the housing market, but John Lindeman argues that this could be far from the truth
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Whether they’re called property theorists, strategists, advocates, agents, advisors, educators or mentors these days, most of them will still only reveal the future if you pay them, just like the shamans of old.
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tempted to buy an overseas investment property, particularly when our own housing market is stagnant and there’s no growth potential?
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When it comes to the property market, many experts assure us that past performance is the best indicator of future performance. But if we actually look...
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There’s so much confusing and conflicting property forecasting information out here, I thought I would simplify matters with a simple equation.
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This ONE reason is why the cooker hasn't exploded yet.
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Some investors claim that holding a balanced property investment portfolio is the key to success, believing that you should never keep all your eggs in one basket. This leads to the obvious question – what constitutes a ‘balanced’ portfolio?
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Once the Banking Royal Commission is behind us and the banks have been suitably chastened for their bad boy antics, things will get back to normal again.
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