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Almost 11,200 Britons emigrate to Australia each year, and it's the third most popular destination for starting a new life. With the wonderful beaches, hot climate and relaxed outdoor lifestyle, it's easy to see why Australia lures investors and holiday-makers alike. Today, Australia has a strong economy, fuelled by raw material and agricultural exports, and has a GDP that's on part with he top European states.

The Australian property market can be divided into three areas: Western Australia, New South Wales and the rest. Although the market varies significantly across the country, one factor that remains constant is the ongoing excellent returns which can be achieved by long-term investors.



Australia property outlook
Australia's desirable location, offering a better lifestyle has led investors to expect high investment returns and increase in property values. Capital growth exists due to a high demand for property. Government and private capital investment, job opportunities and infrastructure have led Australia to be a prime location in terms of property investment and future growth.
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Australia property market
It is evident that the Australian property market is far from booming, however clearly indicates a long term potential in buy-to-let properties, which have surged in recent years. After home ownership the private rental market is the second largest source of housing in Australia according to Australian Bureau of Statistics figures.
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About Australia
Australia is the sixth largest country in the world. It's about the same size as the 48 mainland states of the USA and 50 per cent larger than Europe, but has the lowest population density in the world - only two people per square kilometre. Australia became a federated nation after the union of the six colonies on 1 January 1901. Bound by one parliament, one constitution and one flag, Australia celebrated its Centenary of Federation in 2001.
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Invest in Australia
By far, the most common reason for investing in Australia has been to provide a secure long-term investment. An unusual convergence of factors including a substantial increase in first home purchase, the exit of an Olympic workforce and historically low interest rates, over the years have seen vacancy rates rise in the rental market.
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