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Well those chumps are often the 'gurus' of property investment and hold many seminars, write books and articles, they always refer to looking at past growth, particularly over 10 years as indicator of future growth. I would think you were extremely negligent not to look at past growth. 6%...

So most people buy for capital growth or rental yields and some us buy for a mix of both. When comparing cities, the average annual growth is often referred to as an indicator of future growth. When you look at Newcastle suburbs, barely any make more than 6% average annual growth, while...