As part of providing better chances and consulting for prospective investors, Inspire Living is hosting an Australian property exhibition and seminar at the Radisson Hotel in the capital.

The seminar that started yesterday and ending today is presented by developer and internationally, recognised speaker, Ken Dodds.

In his seminar, he highlighted five important key points of property success, benefits of investing as well as guide rules into Australia property market.

The property exhibition also showcased Morang View residences, a suburban oasis located just outside of Melbourne's Central Business District (CBD).

The environment-friendly residence showcased a contemporary open-plan design, features turn-key development and furnished with environmentally friendly features.

Designed by the winner of last year's international design award, Fady Hachem, the Morang Views are developed by Universal Corporation in conjunction with marketing and development partner Resimax Group, modernising a location that is regarded as one of Australia's fastest growing suburbs.

Based on its location, Morang Views is targeted at first time home buyers, with owners-occupiers dominating enquiries and sales. "This creates an opportunity for investors who recognise that the ever decreasing pool of available rental properties combined with increasing demand will drive up rental returns," said Ken Dodds, who is also Resimax Group's Marketing Director.

Managing Director of Resimax Malaysia Sendirian Berhad, Ng Su Ying, explained to the media the benefits of investing in properties in South Morang. "Located near Westfield, the area's largest retail complex, and leading rejuvenation of the metropolitan rail network, Morang View is the areas newest residential retreat, offering a lifestyle that melds city and country values."

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by BruDirect.com

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