12/06/2026
π₯ Most investors chase hotspots.
The problem?
By the time everyone is talking about a suburb, a lot of the growth has already happened.
That's why I spend more time looking for what I call warm spots.
A warm spot is an area sitting just outside today's hotspot. It's still affordable, rental yields are often stronger, and it has more room for future growth.
Think about it this way:
π‘ Hotspot:
β’ Property price: $750k-$850k
β’ Rental yield: ~3.5%
β’ Higher competition
β’ Lower affordability
π‘ Warm Spot:
β’ Property price: Around $650k
β’ Rental yield: ~4%
β’ Easier to hold
β’ Less competition
β’ More upside potential
The biggest gains are often made before a suburb becomes the next hotspot.
That's where the trickle effect comes into play.
As buyers get priced out of the popular suburbs, they naturally move to neighbouring areas looking for value.
That's often when warm spots start heating up.
The goal isn't to buy where everyone wants to buy today.
The goal is to identify where everyone will want to buy tomorrow.
π§ Want to learn the framework I use to identify warm spots before they become hotspots?
Comment WARMSPOT and I'll send you the Property Growth Research Checklist.π
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