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Prominent property investor and entrepreneur Zaki Ameer has successfully appealed his conviction in the NSW District Court at Parramatta, overturning a previous Local Court ruling. The appeal saw the court revise the earlier conviction relating to a $1,250 fraud charge, with Judge Colefax allowing a Section 10(1)(b) without recording a conviction.
As we approach 2024, the Australian property market continues to navigate through a landscape influenced by rising interest rates and a nationwide housing shortage. Despite these challenges, growth in various regions remains strong, particularly in areas with high demand and limited housing supply.
As we navigate the unpredictable waters of the Australian economy, one question dominates the minds of property investors and homeowners alike: will the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) reduce interest rates in the next six months? As a seasoned property expert, Zaki Ameer, Founder of DDP Property, offers his perspective on this pressing issue.
The Australian property market has been a hot topic among investors, and two cities, in particular, have stood out in recent discussions—Melbourne and Perth. Both have experienced unique journeys over the past few years, and understanding their trajectories is crucial for making informed investment decisions.
In the past 12 months, the Perth property market has shown remarkable resilience and growth, defying the broader economic challenges that have impacted other areas of Australia
DDP Property founder Zaki Ameer says "In the dynamic world of Australian real estate, the debate between investing in capital cities and regional markets has never been more relevant. As someone deeply involved in property investment, I’ve seen firsthand the unique opportunities that both these markets offer."
In recent years, the Australian property market has witnessed significant shifts, driven by a combination of economic, social, and technological factors.
Investing in properties under the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) has garnered significant attention in recent years, especially for those looking to combine real estate investment with social impact.
Interest rates, determined by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA), significantly influence Australia's economy, impacting borrowing costs, consumer spending, and the property market.
Zaki Ameer, Founder of DDP Property, discusses the concerns on how behind Australia is when it comes to Property Buyers being represented
