Investors urged to ride out student exodus
Investors impacted by the absence of international students could be well placed if they can hang in for another six to 12 months, with Australia’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic likely to place the country at the top of foreign students’ wishlist when borders reopen.
Apartment markets around Melbourne's inner city have been most acutely affected by the exit of international students. Photo: Shutterstock
Investors impacted by the absence of international students could be well placed if they can hang in for another six to 12 months, with Australia’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic likely to place the country at the top of foreign students’ wishlist when borders reopen.
Analysis of Chinese property buyer activity relating to Australia's education sector by Juwai IQI shows there will likely be pain before any gain, however, with student numbers …
