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.

Country versus city housing market performance

Investors seeking long term growth should generally invest only in larger capital cities. read more
Why it’s better to hold than sell

Hang in there, investors - the next boom is not far away. read more
Discretionary buyer booms are coming

Homeowners in Sydney and Melbourne are finding that they can make use of this new equity in a different way... read more

Footy fans and false correlations

It’s a big stretch to claim that because someone follows AFL they will prefer to move to a State where AFL is the main footy code. read more
Land on the Moon

President Trump recently announced that he wants to send astronauts to the Moon and build a lunar base as part of a re-invigorated USA space program read more
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

A valuable tip for property investors. You may think that a certain suburb is unattractive, but that’s not relevant. What matters is whether the people who live there think it is. read more

Can pets inherit property?

People have enjoyed the companionship of animals for thousands of years, but can we protect their futures by leaving them property in our wills? read more
Why negative gearing is necessary

The pressure on rental demand will see rents start to rise in Sydney and Melbourne over the next few years, particularly in inner urban medium and high-density areas. read more
The product pushers

The Royal Commission into Misconduct in the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Industry has uncovered what most property investors have long suspected. read more