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Are property investors changing course after the new negative gearing reforms
The Federal Government’s negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) reforms represents a significant shift in how future property investments will be treated for tax purposes. For investors considering their next purchase, the changes may influence everything from the type of property they buy to how they assess cash flow and long-term returns. Legislated, many…
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Why more than 8 in 10 borrowers are choosing mortgage brokers
Few decisions have a bigger impact on your financial future than buying a property. Whether it’s your first home, your next home or an investment property, getting the finance right can make a significant difference for years to come. So why are more Australians choosing to work with a mortgage broker when making such an…
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Planning an investment property renovation? Here are your finance options
Renovating an investment property can help attract quality tenants, improve rental returns and potentially add value to your property. But before choosing paint colours or collecting quotes, it’s worth understanding how you’ll fund the project. Many investors focus on the renovation itself and overlook the impact their funding choice can have on cash flow, borrowing…
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What’s driving the drop in auction clearance rates?
After years of fierce competition, fast-rising prices and crowded auction weekends, the market is beginning to show signs of a shift. More properties are being listed for sale, homes are taking longer to sell, and buyers are becoming increasingly selective about what they’re willing to pay. One of the clearest signs of this changing market…
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What a softer market means for investors and owner-occupiers
Australia’s property market is moving through a softer phase. Rising interest rates, stretched affordability, and the federal budget’s tax reforms have eased buyer demand. This is particularly evident across Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra, where prices have drifted lower since the start of the year. Conditions vary considerably by location, property type, and price bracket. While some markets continue to…
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