Many people may yearn for Australia as a country. Even if you have never been there, the Internet is so developed now that you can definitely learn about Australia through many channels. This is indeed the case. Australia has become very popular among overseas people. countries, especially the love for Australian real estate has not diminished, so why do everyone choose Australian real estate? Here we can see through some data.

Melbourne has overtaken Sydney as Australia's top destination for commercial property investment, a new survey shows.

CBRE’s annual Australian Investors Intentions survey shows that 37% of Australian investors surveyed said Melbourne was their preferred market, up from 20% last year and higher than Sydney. 30%.

CBRE’s Ben Martin-Henry said Melbourne’s strong economic fundamentals have driven rental growth, which is part of the reason why it has surpassed Sydney to become the preferred investment destination for domestic capital.

Investors say they expect more buying and selling to occur in 2019.

Martin-Henry said: "35% of investors surveyed said they planned to sell more assets, and 32% said they would be more inclined to buy."

The survey also shows that on a global scale, investors who intend to purchase properties outside their home markets regard Australia, the United States and the United Kingdom as their first choice for global real estate investment.

China ranks fourth, Japan fifth, and Germany sixth.

This year, industrial and logistics surpassed office properties to become the ideal investment area for Australian investors.

Mark Coster, director of capital markets, said that this is in line with global trends. The industrial and logistics industry has been an ideal investment area for global investors in the past three years.

Perth has good news. Perth, the capital of Western Australia, is making a comeback and has once again entered the sights of Australian investors.

The survey revealed that 10 per cent of investors nominated Perth as their preferred investment location due to "higher yields achieved relative to other markets", compared with just 2 per cent last year. Perth.

As investors continue to test the waters of Australia's emerging "build-to-rent" asset class, the sector has risen to third place, ahead of retail.

Of those surveyed, 75% said "asset pricing is high", while 31% cited "potential global economic shocks" as the top obstacle facing property investors and the market. potential threats.

Warm reminder: Investment is risky, so choose carefully

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