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Why Childcare Property is a Smart Investment in 2024 | John Nguyen of Atlasia Capital Explains
- Published November 08, 2024 4:47AM UTC
- Publisher Maan Perez
- Categories Executive Interviews
In this interview, John Nguyen, Managing Director of Atlasia Capital, explains why childcare property investments are booming in Australia. With government support, a resilient market, and rising demand for childcare services, Atlasia Capital is at the forefront of identifying lucrative projects. Learn about their approach to managing risks, ensuring strong returns, and how AI and automation are shaping the industry’s future.
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