
Why Higher Rents Don’t Always Mean Higher Investment Returns
It might seem logical that charging the highest possible rent will maximise the return on an investment property. In reality, setting an asking rent above

It might seem logical that charging the highest possible rent will maximise the return on an investment property. In reality, setting an asking rent above

The Federal Government’s proposed 30 per cent minimum tax on discretionary trusts is drawing strong opposition from Australia’s property industry. Industry groups argue the measure

Energy efficiency is becoming one of the most important considerations for Victorian property investors. Rising energy costs, increasing tenant demand for sustainable homes and upcoming

The Federal Government’s latest housing tax reforms will significantly change how Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSFs) invest in residential property. From 10 August 2026, SMSFs will

Capital Gains Tax (CGT) planning can make a significant difference to the after-tax returns from an investment property. With Australia’s property tax rules changing from

Australia’s two largest property markets are entering a new phase after several years of strong growth. Recent forecasts suggest Melbourne and Sydney may experience price

Choosing the right ownership structure is one of the most important decisions property investors make. While buying property in your own name remains common, investing

Australia’s recent property tax reforms are already influencing the way banks assess borrowers, even though the legislation does not officially commence until 1 July 2027.

Australia’s recent Federal Budget changes could reshape the way property investors assess opportunities. For decades, many investors prioritised capital growth while accepting relatively low rental

Australia’s latest Federal Budget has delivered the biggest property tax overhaul in decades, with major changes proposed for negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax (CGT).