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Excellent Capital Growth On The North Coast.

Excellent Capital Growth On The North Coast.

Date: 2013-03-14
It's no secret that the cost of building a new home is currently more expensive than buying an existing one. This is mainly due to recent hard times whereby property prices dropped drastically while building materials, labour & transport costs just kept increasing. That said, I would like to talk about the North Coast in context of supply & demand for the average family home under R2mil.

First let's look at why people would move here (or anywhere) and the answer in the top spot is of course job related driven by company relocation, new branch office, emerging business opportunity, etc, etc. While we have plenty of expensive executive homes available for sale above R3mil, anything below is in short supply, which makes up the bulk of demand for workers with families of 3 or 4. National statistics and averages aside, the simple rule of supply and demand dictates that the North Coast is set for a steady, if not sudden increase in property and rental prices for the average 3 bed family home. This will no doubt translate to an above average Annual Capital Growth percentage which in turn presents a golden opportunity for investors looking to grow their rental property portfolio's with minimal risk if done correctly.

The problem being here is that not every investor wants to be a developer, so getting in on this action may seem quite daunting at first. This doesn't mean you should pass on the opportunity and miss out on this North Coast phenomenon! As a specialist in this field I have the answers and ability to tailor a managed, fixed price turnkey property development solution.

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