The market has come under significant pressure this month.
While this is disappointing, it has dragged a number of ASX shares down to more attractive prices.
With that in mind, if you are lucky enough to have $20,000 ready to invest after the recent market selloff, here are three ASX shares that could be worth considering.
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Goodman Group (ASX: GMG)
One ASX share that could be worth considering after the recent weakness is Goodman Group.
The industrial property giant owns and develops logistics and warehouse facilities across major global cities. These types of assets have become increasingly valuable as ecommerce growth and supply chain modernisation drive demand for high-quality distribution space.
Goodman focuses on prime locations near large population centres, which can make its properties difficult to replicate. This scarcity value has historically supported strong occupancy rates and rental growth.
In addition, the company's development pipeline is now filled with data centres. With demand for data centres rising quickly as artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and digital services expand, this leaves Goodman well-placed for growth over the next decade.
REA Group Ltd (ASX: REA)
Another ASX share that could be worth considering after the recent market selloff is REA Group.
The company operates realestate.com.au, which is the leading online property marketplace in Australia. The platform connects buyers, sellers, renters, and real estate agents, making it a critical part of the property advertising ecosystem.
One of REA's biggest strengths is its market leadership. The site attracts enormous audience traffic, which makes it highly valuable for agenxts who want to market properties to the largest possible pool of potential buyers. This dominant position gives the company strong pricing power.
In addition to its Australian operations, the company also has international exposure through property portals in Asia, which could provide additional growth opportunities over time.
TechnologyOne Ltd (ASX: TNE)
A final ASX share that could be worth a look after the selloff is TechnologyOne.
It provides enterprise software to government departments, universities, and large organisations in Australia and the UK. Its software platform helps these organisations manage areas such as finance, human resources, and student administration.
TechnologyOne has transitioned customers onto its cloud-based software platform over recent years. This shift has helped increase annual recurring revenue and improve visibility over future earnings.
In fact, management has such good visibility that it is confident it can double in size every five years. This could make it a great ASX share to buy while it is down and hold for the long term.
