Property Investment Professionals of Australia – PIPA

PIPA Adviser Issue 20

Sep 2020Karen Millers

Investors positive but looking elsewhere to buy – and to live

It seems with each chairman’s column this year I need to revisit what was happening a few short months ago given the stop-start nature of our economic recovery.

In June, it seemed that we had the pandemic under control with business and borders reopening. Alas, that thinking was somewhat optimistic with COVID-19 rearing its head again.

In this issue, the PIPA Adviser features:

  • Investors positive but looking elsewhere to buy – and to live
  • Dire property projections off the mark
  • Teliah Furner from Streamline Property Buyers is one of the youngest people ever to have completed the PIPA Accreditation Program and become a QPIA
  • More urban sprawl while jobs cluster
  • Why sentiment matters… but not as much as you think
  • What you need to know about Capital Gains Tax
  • Why diversification is key to your success

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Issue 31

October 2023

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Startling new research shows hundreds of thousands of rental properties have been stripped from rental markets around the nation with investors offloading properties in Victoria and Queensland in particular – the states leading the war on private landlords.

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Issue 30

July 2023

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Since the last edition, our sector has unfortunately been hit with a variety of new attacks on investors – seemingly as a way to reduce rental prices. PIPA has been publicly representing the interests of members and consumers in each one of these investor strikes and will continue to do so, thanks to the continued support of our members.

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PIPA also regularly produces research, analysis, and publications to help educate our members, media, and consumers about the property investment sector.

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