Is Airbnb on the cusp of entering the long-term rental game? By Fergus Halliday SHARE THIS ARTICLE
The company’s latest earnings report revealed that almost a quarter of the company’s bookings in the first quarter of 2021 were for long-term stays of 28 days or more.
According to one of the world’s most popular vacation rental companies, “guests aren’t just travelling on Airbnb, they are living on Airbnb”.
Airbnb’s latest financial results revealed that an increasing number of guests are discovering that they do not need to be tethered to one location to live and work. Advertisement
The booming property market is set to continue despite the threat of rates moving earlier than first expected, albeit the rate of growth is set to slow, a leading economist told Smart Property Investment.
Rising house prices and an affordability crisis narrative have not stopped this Irish turned Australian property investor from setting the foundations for a strong property portfolio.
Is fractional property investing a path into the housing market for younger Aussies?
By Fergus Halliday
19 May 2021
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The idea of fractional investing isn’t a new one.
The practice has existed for a number of years in traditional stock and less-traditional cryptocurrency markets, allowing investors to begin building their portfolios at a far earlier stage.
In contrast, fractional property investing is far less well-known. It won’t help first home buyers secure a place to live in, but it can help those looking to enter the market as investors begin building equity at a lower price point.