Breakfast Launch of Hegney WA Property Outlook 2006
- Thread starter Keen
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From Hegneys site.. Could see anything about the breakfast though 
The ‘2006 Property Outlook Report’ is arguably WA’s most valuable property resource for those with an interest in the property market wishing to forecast property trends for the year ahead.
The Report looks closely at the fundamental factors that drive the property market and calls on relevant expertise from key industry personnel for their view. The likes of Dale Alcock from Dale Alcock Homes, Gavin Hegney Chairman of Hegney Property Group, Martin Barrett State Manager of St George Bank and other industry experts will provide an insightful look at what lies ahead.
Specifically, areas covered include:
The Economy
Market Sentiment
The Supply Factor
The Building Factor
Outlook for the Perth metro area
Outlook for regional areas
Suburb performance predictions
Commercial Property Outlook
Demographics
The ‘2006 Property Outlook Report’ is arguably WA’s most valuable property resource for those with an interest in the property market wishing to forecast property trends for the year ahead.
The Report looks closely at the fundamental factors that drive the property market and calls on relevant expertise from key industry personnel for their view. The likes of Dale Alcock from Dale Alcock Homes, Gavin Hegney Chairman of Hegney Property Group, Martin Barrett State Manager of St George Bank and other industry experts will provide an insightful look at what lies ahead.
Specifically, areas covered include:
The Economy
Market Sentiment
The Supply Factor
The Building Factor
Outlook for the Perth metro area
Outlook for regional areas
Suburb performance predictions
Commercial Property Outlook
Demographics
unfortunately they were pretty tight with their copies (at $80 odd each I suppose it's a licence to print money). the gist was:
- expect a further 20% residential price growth this year... just too much happening for the boat to turn around (hegney anticipates 20 but wants to go on the record as 10 to 20%)
- all sectors of rent anticipated to continue rapid growth. Severe shortage of CBD office space (no doubt we have all heard that).
- lifestyle factors paramount - beach locations such as mandurah, dunsborough, yanchep to continue booming. Particularly north mandurah.
- no joy for home building prices
- one day the wave will head for shore but it is some way off in the future
- affordability levels declining
- invest now with demographic changes in mind in order to safe guard your longer term capital values
summary - all rosy.
- expect a further 20% residential price growth this year... just too much happening for the boat to turn around (hegney anticipates 20 but wants to go on the record as 10 to 20%)
- all sectors of rent anticipated to continue rapid growth. Severe shortage of CBD office space (no doubt we have all heard that).
- lifestyle factors paramount - beach locations such as mandurah, dunsborough, yanchep to continue booming. Particularly north mandurah.
- no joy for home building prices
- one day the wave will head for shore but it is some way off in the future
- affordability levels declining
- invest now with demographic changes in mind in order to safe guard your longer term capital values
summary - all rosy.
