Investment in townsville

Townsville is one of the fastest growing regions in Australia. Tang Shi's industrial density, government investment and major infrastructure construction ensure that townsville will become the commercial and service center of minerals, coal, agriculture, tourism and tropical science in North Queensland.

Townsville has a large-capacity railway and expressway network, which, combined with the third largest seaport in Queensland, connects North Queensland with the whole of Australia and the world.

Townsville still shows flexible and vivid vitality in the persistently weak economic state caused by the global financial crisis, which reflects the strategic importance of townsville in this region and the support of the federal and state governments for urban development.

In the eyes of local people, townsville is a paradise on earth. A large area of green space, rivers running through the city, long coastline and low-priced land allow people here to enjoy a life that Sydney and Melbourne will never enjoy at half the price of the capital city. Although it is not as prosperous as a big city, there are 10,000-ton import and export seaports, busy airports and railway transportation lines. There are many mineral satellite towns around, close to mining towns such as Bowen, McKee, Emerald, Blackwater, gladstone and Lockhampton. And has the largest military base in Australia, while education, tourism and agriculture develop in a balanced way. The stability and strength of the market are not lost to major provincial capitals.

Townsville is a stranger to most people in China. The Chinese here only account for 1% of the total population, but they are hot spots for investment in the eyes of westerners. Why?

First of all, it is because the market here is stable. Townsville is a small and medium-sized city with no economic giants. The real estate market is mainly supported by many independent small investors. It can be said that this is a retail market and a perfect market economy.

There are uniform standards for infrastructure construction in capitalist countries, and there is little difference in the living standards enjoyed by taxpayers. The infrastructure construction of small and medium-sized cities is no less than that of big provincial capitals. Even in terms of individual occupancy, small and medium-sized cities are far ahead of provincial capitals because of their population advantages. So a small city can really be called a paradise on earth.

Second, because the housing price is moderate and the investment threshold is low. The median price of real estate in townsville is 350,000 Australian dollars, which is about 2.34 million RMB at the current exchange rate. Comparatively speaking, the property with the same location and configuration costs at least 700,000 yuan in other provincial capitals, and even there is no property with the same configuration as townsville in other cities.

Second, it is rich in land resources.

As the second largest capital of Queensland, Tang Shi is full of opportunities, many of which are undeveloped land resources. At present, the richness of land resources is unmatched by Sydney and Brisbane. Many developers are enclosure in the north, trying to show their talents in this bare gold mine. Small investors are not willing to lag behind. They buy thousands of square meters of residential land in large quantities, or sell them separately, or gather for preservation, or build luxury houses on them to drink horses and plow fields, which is very comfortable.