A 30 per cent or more spike in apartment rents over the next five years will boost returns for investors already in the market, and create a short window of opportunity for new investors to maximise yields as well – before capital values surge by similar amounts.
The highest growth of more than 30 per cent is expected to occur in five markets: Sydney’s eastern suburbs, Parramatta, Melbourne’s northern suburbs, Perth City and almost all precincts in Brisbane.“At the start of 2013 just four precincts in Australia had an average rent of over $600 per week for two-bedroom apartments, being the Sydney and Perth CBDs, Sydney’s eastern suburbs and Sydney’s Lower North Shore,” said CBRE’s Pacific head of research Sameer Chopra.
Mr Chopra said investors who bought apartments over the next two years might also benefit from higher rents, but those who purchased after 2026 would see rental growth offset by higher capital values. These are expected to have risen by 30 per cent by 2028. Despite the dire outlook for rents and vacancies, Mr Chopra said he still expected the cost of renting to remain more affordable than purchasing across Australia’s major cities.
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