Investment Property prices in Australia
Before listing, understand the market. Investment Property values typically range from $300,000 – $2,500,000 in Australia, driven by these key factors:
- Gross and net rental yield relative to suburb median
- Vacancy rate in the suburb
- Lease duration and current tenant quality
- Capital growth trajectory of the suburb over 10 years
How to sell an Investment Property in Australia
Calculate and document your rental yield
Gross yield = annual rent ÷ purchase price. Net yield = (annual rent − costs) ÷ purchase price. Document current rent, lease terms and typical annual expenses.
Commission a depreciation schedule
A current depreciation schedule from a quantity surveyor ($600–$800) documents all depreciable assets and adds calculable tax value for buyer decision-making.
Post on GOT ONE? to reach yield-focused buyers
Investment property buyers on GOT ONE? post their target yield, preferred suburb and property type. Match your property to active investor requests.
Prepare a full tenancy information package
Lease agreement, rental history, bond lodgement receipt, tenant references and property manager contact if applicable.
Complete settlement with a conveyancer
Investment property transfers may have CGT implications for the seller and land tax for the buyer. Ensure both parties seek appropriate tax advice.
What separates a fast sale from a long wait
- State gross and net rental yield with current rent — this is the first number investor buyers calculate
- Include lease expiry date and any option periods — long leases are premium for set-and-forget investors
- Detail the suburb's vacancy rate and median rental growth — investors want demand data
- A current depreciation schedule from a quantity surveyor adds value for tax-focused buyers