Is there much room for appreciation in the value of Australian townhouses? Is it better to invest in real estate and buy apartments in Australia?

As Australian real estate becomes increasingly popular in the domestic market, more and more people in China have begun to join the army of Australian real estate buyers, and some professional investors have even purchased several properties at a time. But when buying property in Australia, is it better to buy an apartment or a villa? Is there much room for appreciation in the value of Australian townhouses?

From the perspective of Australian housing appreciation space, both apartments and villas have appreciated in value, but the extent is slightly different. According to official data, over the past 40 years, apartments in Australia have grown by an average of 6 to 8 per year, depending on the region, while garden villas have grown by 10 to 12 per year. Of course, Chinese people like to be "landlords" at heart, and the one who owns the land is the "boss." Under the influence of traditional thinking, most people think that when buying a house, you must buy a house with a large area. The area of ??a villa is usually much larger than that of an apartment, and the entire land belongs to you. However, buying a house depends not only on the land area. Whether it is an apartment or a villa, the location and future development space are equally important. The surrounding environment of the house, transportation, schools, hospitals, shopping and other supporting facilities are all important factors that increase the value of real estate. . Rental levels in Australia have been rising, which makes long-term investment in Australian real estate a realistic basis. In Sydney, the rent for a one-bedroom apartment with an area of ??about 40 square meters was about 400 Australian dollars per week in 2006, and rose to 590 to 660 Australian dollars per week in 2014. The average annual growth rate is between 5.5 and 7.5; the area is about 70 The rent level of second-bedroom apartments per square meter increased from 550 Australian dollars per week in 2006 to 700 to 820 Australian dollars per week in 2014, with an average annual increase of 3.4 to 5.5.

From an investment perspective, urban apartments have high rental rates, high demand, and low vacancy rates; suburban houses have large areas, high rents, and are relatively stable. In Australia, the main groups of people who usually rent houses include: overseas students, new immigrants, and single-person white-collar workers. Therefore, apartments in urban areas can usually be found in business districts with convenient shopping and transportation or near schools. Villas in the suburbs can also be considered. Try to purchase the property near a well-known university and in a location with convenient transportation to ensure the demand for rentals. Experts say that as an initial investor, if funds are limited, you can consider investing in apartments first, as the cost is lower and the returns are quite generous.