With several headwinds blowing in the commercial market’s direction, is it the right time to invest in the sector? Co-hosts Phil Tarrant and Scott O’Neill unpack why there are still opportunities abounding — if you know what to look for.

While the going is anticipated to get tough for commercial investors in 2023, thanks to rising interest rates, high inflationary rates and record construction costs, Scott and Phil delve into how buying into the market amid current downturn conditions can be a good investment strategy in the long run.

They also examine the performance of various commercial asset types in the current market before discussing potential pitfalls that investors may encounter when they purchase such properties.

Finally, they share their insights on how the future trajectory of interest rates and lending practices will affect the sector and what this means for commercial investors.

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About Scott O’Neill
Rethink Investing was founded by Directors Scott and Mina O’Neill in 2014, with the core goal of helping everyday Australians retire from their jobs. After retiring at the age of 28, Scott and Mina now live off the passive income generated by their personal property portfolio. Their award-winning agency was named Australia’s fastest-growing buyer’s agency in 2017 & 2018 by the Australian Financial Review, a BRW Fast Starter company. In 2019 they won the ‘Your Investment Property’s Strategic Investor of the Year’ award. Scott and Mina are the authors of the best-selling book ‘Rethink Property Investing’. Scott hosts Australia's top-rating monthly podcast, Inside Commercial Property.

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