KINGS BEACH 4/26 Saltair Street | 2 bed, 1 bath & 1 secure car space | Balcony off lounge with water views | Fully tiled open plan apartment with complex pool | Central location to beach & shops | Sorry no pets Price: $280 p/w GOLDEN BEACH 13 Nelson Street | Classic high-set home in central location | 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom & single lock up garage | Huge kitchen & timber floors throughout | Low maintenance garden & lawn | Sorry no pets Price: $280 p/w 49 Bulcock Street, Caloundra | Phone 5436 8004 Email: [email protected]Queensland appears to be the destination of choice for interstate property investors, according to recently released data from landlord insurer Terri Scheer Insurance. Of the 20% of landlords on its books that own investment property outside of their home state, 51% had a brick and mortar investment in Queensland. Next up was Victoria (14%), followed by New South Wales (12%), and South Australia (11%). The ACT and Tasmania brought up the rear with 2% each, followed by the Northern Territory (3%) and Western Australia (5%). "With Queensland the preferred destination for interstate property investment, this research seems to be pointing them towards the sunshine state," says Terri Scheer Insurance manager Carolyn Majda. "They might also be investing in property they can rent now and holiday in or retire to later." And while interstate property investors were reluctant to buy in the ACT or Tasmania, landlords based in these two regions were the most likely to look elsewhere for their rental property purchase. According to the Terri Scheer Insurance figures, 57% of Canberra's property investors own a rental property outside of their home turf, while 50% of Tasmanian landlords chose to buy on the mainland. Next up were landlords in the Northern Territory (39%), New South Wales (28%), Western Australia (27%) and Victoria (23%). Queenslanders (9%) and South Australians (10%) were the least likely to invest in property interstate. "While it's difficult to gauge this from the figures, it's possible that some people are moving interstate for work and lifestyle reasons but keeping their existing properties to generate rental income or in case they intend to return," says Majda. Follow us www.henzells.com.au For Rent... A word from our property management team ISSUE 7 QUEENSLAND NUMBER ONE FOR INTERSTATE INVESTORS
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KINGS BEACH 4/26 Saltair Street| 2 bed, 1 bath & 1 secure car space
| Balcony off lounge with water views
| Fully tiled open plan apartment with complex pool
| Central location to beach & shops
| Sorry no pets
Price: $280 p/w
GOLDEN BEACH 13 Nelson Street| Classic high-set home in central location
Queensland appears to be the destination of choicefor interstate property investors, according to recentlyreleased data from landlord insurer Terri ScheerInsurance.
Of the 20% of landlords on its books that owninvestment property outside of their home state, 51%had a brick and mortar investment in Queensland.
Next up was Victoria (14%), followed by New SouthWales (12%), and South Australia (11%).
The ACT and Tasmania brought up the rear with 2%each, followed by the Northern Territory (3%) andWestern Australia (5%).
"With Queensland the preferred destination forinterstate property investment, this research seems tobe pointing them towards the sunshine state," says TerriScheer Insurance manager Carolyn Majda.
"They might also be investing in property they can rentnow and holiday in or retire to later."
And while interstate property investors were reluctantto buy in the ACT or Tasmania, landlords based inthese two regions were the most likely to lookelsewhere for their rental property purchase.
According to the Terri Scheer Insurance figures, 57% ofCanberra's property investors own a rental propertyoutside of their home turf, while 50% of Tasmanianlandlords chose to buy on the mainland.
Next up were landlords in the Northern Territory (39%),New South Wales (28%), Western Australia (27%) andVictoria (23%).
Queenslanders (9%) and South Australians (10%) werethe least likely to invest in property interstate.
"While it's difficult to gauge this from the figures, it'spossible that some people are moving interstate forwork and lifestyle reasons but keeping their existingproperties to generate rental income or in case theyintend to return," says Majda.
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ISSUE 7
QUEENSLAND NUMBER ONE FOR INTERSTATE INVESTORS
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KINGS BEACH 24 Upper Gay Terrace| Renovated high-set Queenslander home
| 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom & 1 single lock up garage
| Large kitchen/dining area with timber floors
| Views from balcony to Kings Beach
| Sorry no pets
Price: $320 p/w
KINGS BEACH 3/36 King Street| 3 bed, 1 bath & single lock up garage
| Central location unit with ocean views
| Large kitchen & dining area
| Washing machine & dryer included
| Sorry no pets
Price: $300 p/w
CURRIMUNDI 35 Mirnoo Street| Lovely family home in quiet location
| 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom & 1 carport
| Combined lounge/dining area
| Close to schools & public transport
| Pets on application
Price: $350 p/w
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WURTULLA 669 Nicklin Way| Affordable home located beside canal & parklands
| 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms & 2 car spaces
| Renovated kitchen, 2 living areas, enclosed patio
| Air con to main bedroom & living area
| Pets on application
Price: $315 p/w
KINGS BEACH 2/12 Mahia Terrace| 3 bed, 2 bath unit in central Kings Beach
