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Reset or Regime Change? What the Budget’s Tax Changes Mean for Property Prices
CBA says the Budget tax changes knock prices down once, then growth resumes. The harder question is whether investor demand…
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How the 2026-27 Budget’s negative gearing reform affects your borrowing capacity
For a top-bracket investor buying a $1m established property after 12 May 2026, the new rules mean about $70,000 less…
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The first look at the market after the budget: capital city values just tipped negative. Regionals are still rising.
The direction was already turning before 12 May. Capitals fell 0.01% over the past 28 days while regionals are up…
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The 2026 budget rewrote property tax. Finding the right asset is more crucial than ever.
Already-owned investments keep the old rules. For new buys of established property, the investment criteria tightens: yield now matters as…
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Cash rate hiked to 4.35%, all 2025 cuts undone
The cash rate alone tells you very little about Australian property prices.
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We stress-tested the five NG/CGT reform scenarios most likely to land on 12 May
Property still works in every one. Sydney top-bracket investors are where the returns get thinnest.