SPI Podcast: Why the strategies that worked last year, won’t work in 2022

SPI Podcast: Why the strategies that worked last year, won’t work in 2022

Experts have been preaching that the property market boom in 2021 was an anomaly, with four capital cities seeing massive growth of 30 per cent over 12 months, but this will likely not make a repeat this year. What, then, will define the market in 2022?

Smart Property Investment’s Phil Tarrant sits down with OpenCorp chief executive Matthew Lewison and director of investment services Michael Beresford to deep dive into diverse factors driving market performance in Australia, with our guests highlighting the importance of prudent financial management.

They also look at key fundamentals of affordability, demand and supply, and how to use these indicators to identify the best markets and locations, and those that must be avoided for investors. Finally, the trio shares tips on the best time to invest in property and what you should do when there’s an anticipated rate rise.

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