“Minimum of 20,000 people is like the base that we'd sort of look at for that”

Hadley Nightingale · Geared for Growth Property Investing Podcast · Ep. 355: Is New Zealand the Next Move for Australian Property Investors?, with Hadley Nightingale

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advise investors to focus on towns with a minimum population of 20,000 people as a baseline for viable investment

20,000 people minimum

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