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DomaCom Ltd (ASX: DCL) Subscribes to CoreLogic-Moody’s Analytics
- Published November 23, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- DomaCom Ltd (ASX: DCL) has subscribed to CoreLogic-Moody’s Analytics Australian Home Value Index.
- DomaCom intends to provide a Top Australian Cities Strategy and a Top Australian Residential Strategy drawing.
- This agreement will provide research-backed strategies for direct investors and Independent Financial Advisors.
The need to generate strategies for highly targeted residential property investment has prompted DomaCom, a commercial property investment company to subscribe to the Moody’s Analytics Australian Forecast Home Value Index (CoreLogic).
Combined with CoreLogic’s historic index, Moody’s Analytics economic forecasting expertise values provide high-end comprehension into the future Australia’s residential property trends. DomaCom enhances the experience of investors by offering them access to these insights together with their suitable platforms.
CoreLogic offers analytics, property information and services across New Zealand, Asia and Australia. Its combined data is obtained from contributory, proprietary and public sources. It is the foremost analytics, property data and related services provider to real estate, investors, finance, consumers, building services, developers, mortgage, wealth management, government and banking.
With a choice of Melbourne, Adelaide, Sydney, Perth, Darwin, Hobart and Brisbane, DomaCom is set to provide a Top Australian Cities Strategy and a Top Australian Residential Strategy drawing at the beginning.
Furthermore, DomaCom will connect with the advocates of professional property buyers to shortlist fitting properties to obtain through residential strategy campaigns. These strategy campaigns will be selected by the investors who will subsequently open accounts on the platform. They will be free to choose the strategy to apply for units.
DomaCom’s CEO, Arthur Naoumidis stated that “While independent financial advisers are typically at the core of most client’s investment decisions they have not previously been able to offer clients a comprehensive property investment solution, effectively excluding the world’s largest asset class from the discussion. This is a step change in the evolution of our product suite, providing a simple, comprehensive solution for investors incorporating every step in the process from research to execution with a very low investment threshold of $2,500. This puts the investor in the driver’s seat with the power to choose a residential property strategy backed by highly credible, independent research and underpinned by the confidence of having professional advice to execute that strategy through the selection of an appropriate property.”
About DomaCom Ltd (ASX: DCL)
DomaCom is the first and only ASX listed Fractional Investment Fund in the country, created to provide a better and easier means of investing in a variety of thematic property investments. DomaCom has deployed a model which allows investors to pool together to acquire property assets of their choice in a way that facilitates diversification thereby minimising risk.
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