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Investors own half of all Australian apartments

A new report has uncovered the locations most favoured by property investors, including one capital city where 63% of units are held by investors.

CoreLogic this week released its national Profile of the Australian Residential Property Investor Report, which found that almost half (48%) of Australia’s unit stock is owned by investors, while investment ownership of detached housing comprises 17%.

Darwin topped the list, with 30.3%of houses owned by investors, and 63.1%of units.

Gold Coast came in second with, 24.7% of dwellings owned by investors, and 41% of units.

Melbourne (19.7 and 57.8%);
Sydney (15.4 and 49.6%)
Brisbane (21.7 and 51.5%)
took the third, fourth and fifth spots respectively.

NT – Bal region followed, with 18.5 and 54.5% of houses and units respectively owned by investors.
Rounding out the top 10 were Queensland’s Mackay (23.0 and 29.8%); Far North (16.0 and 56.4%); Northern (20.9 and 59.1%); and Fitzroy (22.9 and 47.7%) regions.

Adelaide (17.6 and 59.9%) and Canberra (13.4 and 42.5) both made the top 20, ranking 13th and 15th respectively.
Hobart was the only capital city missing from the top 20, placing 31st nationally.

According to the report, investment concentrations tend to be highest within the capital cities, particularly Melbourne. However, large concentrations of investor-owned dwellings can also be found in mining regions and coastal markets associated with tourism and lifestyle factors.

The report showed that at a national level, investment is generally skewed towards the lower valuation brackets, with 53.4% of investment-owned dwellings recording a current estimated market value of less than $500,000, compared with 46.9% of owner-occupied dwellings.

“Currently, it’s lower mortgage rates that are offsetting the burden of low rental yields. However, the spread between the average standard variable mortgage rate and gross rental yields has been pushing slightly higher since September last year,” Mr Lawless said.

When mortgage rates do eventually start to rise, investors will face higher holding costs, he added.