A period of policy adjustment is currently reshaping expectations across the property market, particularly following reforms affecting negative gearing, capital gains tax settings, and self managed super fund lending rules.
Investor participation remains a central force in shaping property market outcomes, even as financial conditions and policy settings continue to evolve. In the March quarter, investors accounted for 40.3 percent
A growing structural shift is emerging across the residential property landscape, where homeowners are remaining in their properties for significantly longer periods than in previous cycles. This behaviour is not
Norman Park continues to strengthen its reputation as one of Brisbane’s most desirable inner-east suburbs. Located approximately six kilometres from the CBD, the suburb combines elevated residential streets, character homes,
Little Mountain continues to emerge as one of the Sunshine Coast’s most attractive family-oriented suburbs. Positioned just inland from Caloundra and close to major employment, education, and health precincts, Little
Housing policy in Australia is once again in a familiar position. The intent is clear, increase supply and improve affordability, but the mechanics of how that supply is defined are
Proposed changes to superannuation regulation are creating a noticeable shift in behaviour among self managed super fund trustees, particularly those with exposure to residential property. The potential removal of limited
Recent refinements to proposed tax reforms signal a more targeted and responsive approach from government, following extensive feedback from industry groups, advisers, and stakeholders across both property and business sectors.
The Australian property market is currently in a phase that sits between growth and consolidation. It is not falling broadly, nor is it accelerating uniformly. Instead, it is fragmenting, with
New data from the Regional Movers Index confirms what has been building for several years now. Australia’s internal migration patterns are no longer just reacting to short-term shocks like COVID
Ascot continues to reinforce its position as one of Brisbane’s premier blue-chip suburbs. Renowned for its prestige homes, tree-lined streets, and proximity to both the CBD and Brisbane Airport, Ascot
Residential land values have continued to push higher over the past year, reinforcing a broader trend of constrained supply and sustained buyer demand across key Australian markets. The latest Housing
