In the latest episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes Brendon Ptolomey for a comprehensive quarterly market update. Key talking points include the impact of the 5% First Home Buyer Guarantee Scheme, activities and trends in Perth's spring selling season, and the effects of stable interest rates on the property market. Discussion covers current stock levels, land availability issues, and rising property values due to increased demand. Also examined are the implications of John Carey's plan to increase housing density around train stations. The episode concludes with projections on market trends and interest rates, along with the role of immigration in sustaining Perth's property growth.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes back Shane Beaumont from Haiven to discuss current property market trends in Perth. Shane provides insights on the dynamics of the property market, including the impact of East Coast buyers, market demand, and the importance of numerical fundamentals over local biases. They delve into issues such as stock levels, buyer fatigue, and the price growth in various suburbs. Shane also offers practical advice for first home buyers on navigating the competitive market, including strategies for making appealing offers and the importance of being proactive. Additionally, they touch on the future outlook of the market, emphasizing the need for genuine buyer-seller interactions and the significance of maintaining market activity even during the holiday season.

This week, Trent Fleskens interviews Journalist and First Home Buyer, Brooke from her Youtube Channel @BrookoMoves, on her challenging first home buying journey in Perth. Brooke shares her background, challenges in affording a property, and experience in a competitive market and high prices. They discuss strategies including building relationships with agents, understanding finance, and considering rent-vesting. Despite hurdles like costly vet bills and limited financial leverage, Brooke remains determined, highlighting the struggles of many first-time buyers.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens welcomes Grant Shepherd, President of UDIA WA and Residential Director at Hesperia. Shepherd discusses his career journey, the role of UDIA in addressing the WA housing supply issue, and challenges such as affordable housing and regulatory approvals. The conversation delves into the importance of collaboration between industry and government to streamline planning and infrastructure. Shepherd also highlights the complexities of current projects and strategic planning's necessity to meet growing demand.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens interviews Andrew Sugiaputra, Managing Director of Golden Group and the Golden Sedayu JV, discussing his journey from a young Indonesian boy emigrating in the 90s to Perth property development titan. They delve into Andrew's early life, education, and initial career in civil engineering, followed by his transition into the property industry. The conversation highlights Andrew's significant projects like the development of Whitby and the transformative Belmont Park Racecourse project, now known as Burswood Point. They explore the challenges, planning, and strategies involved in these large-scale developments, providing insights into project financing, risk management, and the importance of patience and long-term vision in property development.

This week on the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens is joined by Redmond Howe, the founder and managing director of Redmond Realty, to discuss the property market trends in the city of Joondalup. They delve into the significant price growth in areas like Burns Beach, Alkimos, Eglinton, and Yanchep, and explore factors driving these changes, such as new amenities and high demand for homes. The conversation also touches on the challenges of the current market, including the lack of available listings and competition among buyers. Redmond shares insights into the effects of the 5% deposit scheme and strategies for buyers to stand out in a crowded market, such as offering flexible terms and providing personal letters to sellers. The episode provides both qualitative and quantitative information for anyone interested in the northern coastal property market of Perth.

Trent Fleskens from the Perth Property Show discusses the record low property stock in Perth with prolific real estate agent Rash Dhanjal. They explore the implications of the 5% first home buyer guarantee scheme on the market, noting increased inquiries and a significant price surge in properties priced between $600,000 and $800,000. Despite its intent to aid first home buyers, the scheme appears to be inflating prices and benefitting investors instead. Rash highlights the challenges faced by first home buyers in competing with investors and the need for better preparation and strategies such as engaging buyer's agents. They also discuss broader market issues like supply constraints, land availability, and the impact of immigration on housing prices.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens answers listeners' questions about the current state and trends of the Perth property market. Topics covered include the impact of the Albanese government’s 5% first home buyer deposit scheme, areas in Perth with high gentrification potential for renovators and flippers, the best strategies for first-time homebuyers in the current market, considerations for property rental yields, mistakes sellers should avoid, and insights into subdividing properties. Additionally, Trent discusses the drivers behind rising rents, the implications of recent interest rate drops, and key factors to identify suburbs with strong growth potential in Perth.

Trent Fleskens hosts Sean Morrison from the APP Group to discuss the current state of Perth's property market, highlighting market failures, government responses, and the impact of under-supply. Key topics include the necessity for increased government investment, the cultural and structural challenges within local planning systems, and the critical need for more housing development in both urban and suburban areas. Significant updates include changes to the City of Perth’s zoning framework, student accommodation projects, and the impact of the new ECU campus on the city’s dynamics. Morrison emphasizes the importance of structural changes and a broader cultural shift to address Perth's housing crisis and urban development challenges.

This week, Trent Fleskens hosts Simon Gow, the National Head of Self-Managed Super Funds at Grant Thornton, to delve into the intricacies of self-managed super funds (SMSFs) and property investment. They discuss the increased regulation and compliance associated with SMSFs, the benefits of using an SMSF for property investments, and the tax advantages. Additionally, they cover borrowing against super balances, the setup and ongoing costs, legal and compliance requirements, and common strategies like buying commercial property through an SMSF. Simon provides detailed guidance on the rules, potential pitfalls, and the overall strategic mindset needed for leveraging SMSFs effectively.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens speaks with Lachlan Delahunty, Managing Director of Follio, about their rebranding and focus on portfolio management. Lachlan emphasizes strategies such as debt reduction, rent vesting, and leveraging their new software tool, Prop Stack, to manage client portfolios. They discuss Perth's current property market, highlighting a 50/50 client focus on Perth and other markets, and emphasize the importance of diversification. Lachlan projects a 15% growth in Perth's property market over the next year, with units potentially seeing a 20% rise. Specific investment advice includes targeting units between $650K and $700K, especially with the upcoming first home buyer scheme.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens interviews Sam Carrello, a top mortgage broker, about the current state of the Western Australian property market. They discuss the record low stock on market, the impact of recent RBA rate cuts, changes in the first home loan deposit scheme, and adjustments in the way hex debts are assessed. With the stock of available properties dwindling to below 3,000 and prices rising, the conversation also touches on the increasing demand driven by more favourable lending policies and government schemes. Sam and Trent delve into the competitive landscape, especially in the sub-$1 million property segment, and offer advice on how potential buyers can optimize their financial positions and leverage current market opportunities.

This week, Trent Fleskens hosts John Wood, Managing Director of Providence Lifestyle Group, to discuss the history and development of lifestyle villages in Western Australia. From his early days growing up in the caravan industry to pioneering lifestyle villages, John shares insights on the transformation from basic caravans to sophisticated modular homes. They cover topics like the origins of lifestyle villages, the economic and practical benefits for residents, policy and legislative challenges, and future project expansions. The conversation highlights how lifestyle villages can be a significant part of the solution to the housing crisis in WA.

This week, Trent Fleskens delves into the importance of Title Insurance, a topic not discussed in over six years. Joined by Paul Watkins from Stewart Title, the episode covers what Title Insurance is, its costs, and real-life examples of its benefits. They discuss unapproved building works, boundary disputes, and issues in newly subdivided land. Trent shares his personal experience of making a successful claim with Stewart Title, emphasizing the value and peace of mind it provides.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens speaks with Carl Bordi from Bordi and Associates about essential tax topics for property investors. They discuss fundamental topics such as which property-related expenses are tax-deductible, the intricacies of depreciation, and the mechanics of negative gearing. The conversation also covers the implications of capital gains tax, the best entities to purchase properties under, and the potential impacts of policy changes. Bordi offers practical advice on delineating between repairs and improvements, handling multiple investment properties, and the nuances of GST implications. The episode wraps up with guidance on tax filing deadlines for property investors.

In this episode of Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens and guest Brendon Ptolomey provide an in-depth analysis of Western Australia's regional property market. They discuss major developments, such as the opening of a new Bunnings in Karratha and its potential impact on property prices. They cover various regions including Port Hedland, South Hedland, Geraldton, Kalgoorlie, Albany, Margaret River, Bunbury, York, and Northern, highlighting current property trends, price surges, and investment opportunities. Brendon emphasizes the importance of understanding market risks, especially in high-yield but volatile areas like Kartha. The episode concludes with an outlook on future developments and potential interventions needed to balance supply and demand in these markets.

In this episode of the Perth Property Show, host Trent Fleskens and guest Brendon Ptolomey, Managing Director of Heron Todd White, discuss the current state of the Perth property market. They review the market movements since the start of the year, noting a significant drop in stock on the market leading to historical low levels and a rise in FOMO among buyers. The episode explores themes such as the rental crisis, construction cost challenges, and future economic outlooks tied to interest rates and property values. Key trends such as the impact of elevated construction costs on building viability, the changing behaviours of east coast investors, and strategies for navigating the undersupplied market are also highlighted. The episode concludes with predictions for the upcoming spring season and potential interest rate changes.

Trent Fleskens hosts the Perth Property Show with guest Vanessa Rader from Ray White Commercial, discussing the current state of Australia's commercial real estate market post-election. They cover transaction volumes, high interest rates, and the recent shifts in various property sectors including retail, industrial, and office spaces. Vanessa highlights that WA's commercial market has seen retail transactions dominate, with low industrial and office transactions due to limited stock and high costs. They explore the ripple effects between residential and commercial sectors and the impact of economic factors on commercial property investment opportunities. The discussion also touches on projected trends in rent, consumer spending behaviour, and the influence of development constraints on market dynamics.

This week, Trent Fleskens hosts Tom Carlin of Carlin Real Estate on the Perth Property Show. They discuss the growth and opportunities in the Cockburn Central property market, reflecting on Carlin's journey from an IT engineer to a successful real estate agent. Carlin shares insights on the development and demand in suburbs like Beeliar, Atwell, Treeby and Hammond Park, emphasizing the evolving preferences towards smaller lots and village-like amenities. He also touches on the impacts of the mining industry, the influx of investors from other states and countries, and the challenges caused by limited housing stock. The episode concludes with Carlin highlighting Cape Lag Grande Avenue in Aubin Grove as a prime opportunity for prospective buyers.

Host Trent Fleskens welcomes Wellard's #1 Agent, Navpreet Singh from The Agency, to discuss the rapid property growth in Wellard over the last few years. Nav attributes his success in real estate to community engagement via 'Punjabi Kangaroo,' a popular social media page, and emphasizes solving client problems. They explore demographics, pricing, and buyer profiles in Wellard and surrounding areas, highlighting trends driven by local and East Coast investors. Despite high construction costs, affordability and rental yields maintain demand. The conversation also touches on future market stability, impacted by interest rate changes and government programs.