“It may also mean buying an investment grade property in an established capital city market, while others are being distracted by the short-term headlines.”

Michael Yardney · Property Investment & Wealth Creation Australia | The Michael Yardney Podcast · Property Investors: Why Playing It Safe Could Cost You a Fortune

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recommend buying investment-grade property in an established capital-city market while others chase short-term headlines

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