Why Building More Homes Isn’t That Simple
Australia knows it needs to build more homes. But if construction is already operating close to capacity, where will the extra housing actua...
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The Elephant In The Room Property Podcast | Inside Australian Real Estate
Who's really in control when you buy a property? The Elephant In The Room is where the things that no one wants to talk about, actually get talked about. Veronica Morgan, real estate agent,...
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PIPA Report Reveals a Growing Threat to Australia’s Renters
The latest PIPA Annual Investor Survey reveals a significant shift in investor sentiment, with more investors considering selling amid chang...
Will Housing Reform Make Renting Even Harder?
Australia’s housing reforms aim to improve affordability and help more Australians buy homes. But could they unintentionally make it harder...
Has the Wealth-Building Playbook Changed Forever?
For decades, the path to building wealth in Australia seemed relatively straightforward: buy your home, purchase an investment property, use...
Andrew Bragg: Will Taxing Investors Make Housing Affordable?
Will taxing property investors actually make housing more affordable—or simply change who owns the homes? Australia's housing affordability...
Should Investors Rethink Buy-and-Hold Investing?
With the 2026 Federal Budget reshaping tax incentives and many investors questioning whether traditional buy-and-hold strategies still make...
Buyers Agents Are Everywhere—But Who’s Actually Good?
The buyer’s agent industry has exploded in popularity, attracting new clients and new operators alike. But rapid growth has exposed a deeper...
Selling in a Slow Market? Strategy Matters More Than Ever
Selling a property in a slower market is less about timing the market and more about understanding where your property truly sits within it....
Will Investors Really Shift to New Builds?
Australia's latest housing policies are designed to make home ownership more accessible—but are they creating unintended consequences for in...
Can We Fix Housing Without Hurting Investors?
Negative gearing is one of the most divisive topics in Australian property—and few people are willing to have a genuine conversation about i...
Borderless Buying: Smart Strategy or Costly Mistake?
Borderless property investing has become one of the fastest-growing strategies in real estate—but is it helping investors build wealth, or s...
100,000 Approved Homes: So Why Aren't They Being Built?
For years, Australia's housing crisis has been framed as a simple supply problem: cut planning red tape, approve more developments, and hous...
What Your Builder's Credit History Can Tell You
You're about to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars into building or renovating your home—but how much do you really know about the buil...
Are You Paying for the House or the Presentation?
Most people assume property presentation is just about styling. But what if presentation is actually influencing how buyers perceive value—a...
What If Australia's Housing Crisis Isn't About Housing?
Australia's housing crisis is usually framed as a simple supply problem: build more homes, increase density, and affordability will improve....
When Your Property Valuation Comes In Short
What happens when a property's agreed purchase price and the bank's valuation are tens of thousands of dollars apart? More importantly, who...
Luke Metcalfe: Why AI Can’t Pick Property Winners
AI is quickly becoming the go-to tool for property research—but can it actually predict where the market is heading? In this episode, Luke M...
The Dangerous Property Advice Emerging After the Budget
Within 72 hours of the federal budget announcement, the property narrative flipped. Buyer’s agents who once championed established homes beg...
Can Housing Be Fixed Without Hurting Investors?
Australia’s housing crisis is no longer just affecting low-income households — as rents rise faster than wages and affordability declines, m...
Negative Gearing Is Changing: What Happens Next?
The end of negative gearing for established property could become one of the biggest turning points in Australia’s housing market—not just b...