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While value is scarce for investors in the Sydney and Melbourne property markets, there is plenty in "sea change" locales, experts say.
Corelogic RP Data's head of research Tim Lawless believes Baby boomers are back on track with their seachange plans, and are seeking lifestyle homes.
"Investors looking for value should be looking for areas where the lifestyle buyers are going ... " he said.
See more at Australia Financial Review
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Educated young investors should look to purchase properties in highly desireable locations to live, that are anticipated to grow over time to become more valuable. Young investors should find security in future personal wealth through investment property first, rather than short term experiences and buying to live in then being saddled with high mortgages to only be paid off from hard-earned salary incomes.