Simon Pressley

• Darwin’s untapped potential

  The capital of the Northern Territory might be the warmest city in the country, but its economy and property market are far from glowing. read more

• Why Brisbane’s market hasn’t boomed

  The Sunshine State capital continued to post less than stellar results because the wider economy is not doing enough of the heavy lifting. read more

• Aussie locations still producing double-digit growth

  If you thought that Australian property markets were all doom and gloom, think again. Double-digit price growth was produced for one in every eight locations across Australia over the last 12 months. read more

• 290 per cent Growth

  Not following the herd became 290 per cent return on investment in two years read more

• Australia’s tourism boom

  The enormous unrealised opportunity for Queensland continues to be the tourism sector. read more

• Footy preferences driving migration choices

  It might be hard to believe, but your footy code preference may well influence where you end up living. read more

• Will Australia’s apartment love affair end like The Bachelor?

  There’s an interesting relationship unfolding between the supply and demand of property markets in Australia’s biggest cities. read more

• Which locations are winning the property race?

  With Sydney and Melbourne’s bull run now officially over and the knowledge that there’s typically 6 to 12 years between growth cycles, investors might be wise to start to think about whether now is a good time to sell and recycle their profits in to other markets. read more

• Why small fish are sweeter property investments

  If you had enough cash to buy $1 million-worth of real estate what would you do? read more

• The Many Wonders Of A Regional Location

  A lot of city folk are quick to pass off regional areas as “no-man’s land”, implying there’s not much reason for anybody to live or invest there. read more