Salvest have seen the investment market tighten and investors more particular in the loans they choose to fund.

Moving into 2023, the global financial markets are facing mixed and volatile environments. Inflation concerns have emerged and supply chain disruptions persisted. 

Central banks began to gradually tighten monetary policy, leading to increased market volatility. Geopolitical tensions and trade disputes between major economies also added to uncertainty.

Everything is taking longer and is becoming more expensive.  This is now our new norm.

"In the face of a changing and complex landscape, at Salvest we are reputed for our solution focus and developer approach to property funding working for you to source solutions." Anthony Ferraro.

Trends for 2023 tranfsorming the property market - Did you know?  

Australia's migrant population is expected to grow by more than 700,000 between the 2022 and 2024.

Melbourne is expected to have the highest growth rate of all capital cities at 20% - surpassing that of Sydney in 2032.  
Read more here at our website.

At Salvest, we are dealing with a number of proactive investors who have strong appetite to fund land and construction loans from $15m plus, however their due diligence and credit approval processes are more stringent than even 3 months ago.  

A typical loan to settlement timeline was 4-6 weeks - its now 8-10 weeks, with the cost of capital rising and approvals taking longer. Read more at our website.

Non-bank lenders account for around 10% of total commercial real estate lending in Australia.  AUSTRAC expects this to grow by almost 10% a year through to 2024 with non-bank lenders offers greater flexibility, and better long-term outcomes for partners. Read more here.

Email Anthony Ferraro  : 0412 897 774 : Salvest.com.au.  Lets Talk