PORTFOLIO UPDATE: Why we bought five properties in one go
The Smart Property Investment team has finally revealed the location of its recent purchase, and it’s an intriguing one.
After discussing the nitty-gritty details in the previous portfolio update, Steve Waters returns to talk about the most recent update on the portfolio, and reveals the benefits buying in bulk can have.
Tune in as he and Phil Tarrant open their books once again and discuss the lengthy seven year process of obtaining the five new properties and their thoughts on its infrastructure, the purchases fundamentality for the portfolio, and the opportunities it will bring as a hub for economic growth and development.
You’ll hear all of this and much, much more in this episode of The Smart Property Investment Show!
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Suburbs mentioned in this episode:
Kingston
Queensland
Brisbane
Western Sydney
Sydney
Penrith
Melbourne
Wollongong
Petrie
Strathpine
Lawnton
Cambridge Park
Kirribilli
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