“When it comes to Investing in
Commercial Property … Knowing
the ‘Rules of the Game’ will Greatly
Improve Your Success rate”
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And You, too, can become a Winner in Commercial Property by …
- Having insider Knowledge
- Advance notice of the Trends
- Adopting proven Strategies
- A ‘helicopter’ View of events
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Having been successfully advising our Commercial property clients since 1913 … Gardner+Lang is well placed to share with you all the know-how you’ll need to embark upon your own property investment success.
If you are ready to capitalise on our success, then sign up for our eBulletins.
Our results have been achieved by …
Helping people who are (or plan to be) high-income or high net-worth investors … acquire and market Commercial Property — for maximum return.
If you are like most of these clients, you are always looking for ways to gain a competitive edge in the Commercial property market. The very fact that you are sitting here reading our website means you’re well on your way to doing that.
You see, for the first time since the mid-1980s, the Office, Retail and Industrial cycles are actually in sync once again - which is a recipe for boom conditions, through until probably mid-2008. And, as you can appreciate, the majority of your growth occurs during the final 3 to 4 years of any cycle.
So, to keep yourself up-to-date … you’ll need to subscribe to our FREE strategic eBulletins; and make sure you visit the eBulletin Archive as well. That way, you’ll be in a far better position to identify the emerging trends, and the range of options available to you.
Investing in a Commercial Property is something you can do on your own. Or, you may consider joining yourself with other like-minded investors in a private Syndicate - to help spread your risk and widen your opportunities.
Anyway, happy investing!
Chris Lang |
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Given the recent financial turmoil, several questions that seem to be continually surfacing.
eBulletin - Spring 2007
Can the world live with a ballooning US trade deficit? Are asset prices currently too high? Does anything good actually come from outsourcing to China and India? How will all that’s going on affect you as a Property investor?
To fully address these questions, you first need consider the change in the way Western companies are now operating. |
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The Resources Boom is Causing Some Incredible Distortions in the Market
eBulletin - Winter 2007
You know the Office market is hot, when a Brisbane-based firm decides to “pick up sticks” and move its offices to Melbourne - because they simply can’t find the sort of space they want up there.
It might seem like a drastic move, until you start to take a closer look at the economics. |
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Think first, BEFORE you … |
Rush to Sell Up or Transfer Your Commercial Property Investments into Your Super Fund!
eBulletin – Autumn 2007
Should you hold, sell, refinance or simply transfer your Commercial property investments into your Super Fund?
You have until 30 June to put up to $1 million into your Super Fund tax free. And then, that figure drops to $150,000 from the start of next financial year.
This simple logic is very persuasive – some people would even say a “no-brainer”. But according to ING, that logic could be misguided and leave you worse off for up to 20 years.
You see, a quick analysis of this tax-driven strategy tends to overlook the fact that selling your Property investments would more than likely trigger a large capital gains tax bill; along with all the other costs associated with selling property. |
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Prepare Yourself for the Next 3 Years |
You Have Now Entered the Tail End of
The 18-year Commercial Property Cycle
eBulletin - September 2006
Despite the apparent volatility you have seen in the various economies around the world … Australia is still in really good shape.
Sure, our share market has been choppy; and some people are even talking down parts for our economy. But this belies its fundamental, underlying strength.
In this eBulletin … you’ll obtain a quick “World view”; and then we’ll take a tour of the various capital-city Office markets. |
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