SYDNEY Property Buyers Expo

Free tickets to attend the SYDNEY Property Buyers Expo are available to PCers. A saving of $30 for one day or attend all 3 days saving $50

Dates : Friday 20th October - Sunday 22 October
Location : Sydney Intentational Convention Centre Darling Harbour

To access FREE entry you must preregister and use the discount code after entering some personal information / email address etc at: Property Buyer Expo
The discount code is PRICE

We will be there and we welcome meeting any PropertyChat members and guests


Why attend ?

 

Done. Our office is just up the road so I often wander down to the property expo when it's at Darling Harbour. I like to visit the BMT stand and ask them really tricky questions. I signed up another bloke at work up for a free ticket, too. When I did his one, I ticked A LOT of the boxes requesting information. He's going to be getting a fair few calls and emails from people wanting to sell him strategies and properties in all sorts of places.
I'll drop by and say 'Hi'.
Thanks Paul.

 

@Paul@PFI - will you have a booth? I'll come and say "hi".

I'll be there most likely Saturday and Sunday.

 

I will be there Friday, Sat and Sunday I believe. Drop by - Love to meet any PCers. And dont forget to use the code to register for free entry.

 

Thanks Paul.

Signed my GF and I up for Saturday.

Hope to see you there.

 

Stand 48

 

Reminder for those thinking of attending in one week - Preregister online and enter the code and access if FREE. One day or all three if you want. Loads of presenters and information.

 

Well worth getting along to the expo if you can make the timem

 

I spent the morning at the expo. There was a great range of stands, not just off the plan stuff.

 

Yeah... it is hard to miss him

 

How is parking at the site? And traffic at close of the day?

Staying in North Ryde and considering training it in.

 

Walk from town hall, @Archaon . Weather should be nicer than today and get a coffee on the way. There were plenty of lollies at the expo to go with it.

 

I went last 2 or 3 times.
Got the permission to go on Sunday but don't really have the desire to go this time.

I did enjoy the shares expo a little more. What happened to that this time?

 

If you can't be bothered walking from Town Hall (+ back up the hill) there's always the Light Rail from Central straight to Exhibition Centre.

 

Ahh I missed this thread! Didn't know @Paul@PFI you guys were there otherwise would've popped by and say hi!

Couple of interesting speakers today including Margaret Lomas "hotspot" prediction. I'll make a note here so we can check back in a year's time and see how they've performed

NSW

Ambervale/Eaglevale
- $165 million for new and upgraded schools and classrooms across South Western Sydney
- Badgerys Creek airport (middle management)
- Nearby Edmondsen Park South Infrastructure Plan

Dubbo
- $241.3 million for the Dubbo Base Hospital redevelopment
- $140 million towards construction of a third bridge crossing at Dubbo
- Inland Rail Project
- 20% over 20 year population growth forecast

Orange/Bathurst
- Central West and Orana Regional Plan - 2036
- Additional Freight and logistics networks
- $21 million for a five-stage portable water supply pipeline from Orange to Blayney and Carcoar Dam
- $17 million for a potable water pipeline from Orange to Molong Dam, and from Molong to Cumnock and Yeoval;

Wallsend
- Proximity to both John Hunter Hospital and Newcastle University
- Highly affordable market, trending up
- Rental yield around 5%

VIC

Epping/Broadmeadows
- Epping is Melbourne's second fastest growing suburb for house prices
- Number of households forecast to grow by 60% in next 15 years
- Plan for a major rail freight interchange
- Major office, retails and leisure development
- Major road developments in pipeworks

Werribee/Hoppers Crossing/Melton
- Werribee city Centre will combine with the Werribee Employment Precinct and grow as the Capital of Melbourne's New West
- $533m for key roads, community facilities and service sin the City of Wyndham
- 15.6KM of new roads, 33 intersections, 27 bridges, 18 full size sports field within 122 hectares of new open space and 6.3 hectares of land for community facilities across seven new precincts over the next 30 years

Point Cook
- Becoming a desirable coastal suburb
- Gateway to the east Werribee Employment Precinct
- Road upgrades to open up public transport routes
- Population estimates point to an explosion of families
- $16.6m for sports facilities
- $6.4m for community centre and kintergartens

Dandenong South/Cranbourne
- Monash Employment Cluster - 75,000 jobs by 2031
- Monash University
- Perfectly situated between City and growing South East
- Monash Freeway dissects
- Surrounded by 5 major industrial precincts

QLD

Deception Bay/Burpengary
- Rothwell Rail Link
- Maine Terrace Improvement works
- Moreton Bay Sports Complex
- The Mill at Moreton Bay - catering to 10,000 students and providing onsite rail link
- $91m road upgrades
- Share in $1.6b infrastructure and $3.9b health budget (with Sunshine Coast)

Bald Hills
- Bald Hills wind Farm
- Part of QLG Priority infrastructure plan plan targeting improved public transport networks
- Situated on M1 M3 juncture - access to city and airport

Arana Hills, Ferny Hills, Everton Park
- $9m Transport Oriented development at Ferny Grove station
- $60m worth of retail, residential and transport infrastructure development in the pipeline
- Everton park to Kedron tunnel

Pimpama
- $68.5b in infrastructure projects
- $43m Aquatic centre
- Indoor sports centre at Coomera
- M1 Upgrade
- Rail duplication
- $500m Coomera Town Centre development

WA & NT - still in downturn so no "hotspots".

TAS & SA - from memory these have some hotspots but I missed the chance to take a snapshot of it. If anyone has them feel free to add.

 

Back in 2013, she said not to go to TAS.

 

I managed to catch Dr Andrew Wilson talking to a small group after his Friday presentation. Pakenham Melbourne was his prediction.

 

Tyrone from Washington Brown spoke well and is also selling the new CGT benefit available after 9th May

For those who Depreciation deductions have shrunk...i dont think so

 

Does this change affect existing schedules?

 

No