Understand many investors are not keen on city apartments, but my thinking is some are relatively affordable with higher yield, hopefully less maintenance, if in my portfolio has few of those, which may be fully paid for with part of the super(hence without the need to sell or draw down on equity to convert to income when retire), and will have enough yield to cover basic expenses. The growth may not be great ( size > 50m2), but at least without the risk of putting money in shares and find the value drop 40%, and the rent should steadily increasing. Not sure what the capital growth of city apartments (particularly Meblourne & Brisbane) is, could someone share the experience and insights.
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