Property know-how at show

With rental vacancy rates at an all time low in Sydney, Adelaide and Perth and new property development stagnant in many areas, there is a critical need for investors to return to the market to meet pent up demand.

This situation is underpinned by figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics and the Real Estate Institute of Australia which suggest there are between two to four years of limited increases in property prices before the next upswing. As a result, now is the optimum time for both the homeowner and the property investor to be making their property decisions.

At the 2007 Property Expo to be held at Sydney’s Exhibition Centre at Darling Harbour on March 23-25, experts from all sectors of the property industry will be at hand to help visitors make informed decisions about their investment options. Exhibitors include real estate agents, residential developers, banks and mortgage lenders, house builders, solicitors, conveyancers, valuers and local councils.

The popular seminar program run in conjunction with the Expo features top calibre speakers with informed advice that assists investors understand the current property market and make the correct buying decisions.

The Property Expo is endorsed by Real Estate Institute of New South Wales. “We have been involved with this successful event over the years, and recommend that anyone wanting information from first home buyers to small investors attend,” says REINSW President Cristine Castle.

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