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Proved Right Yet Again
Back in May 2020, when the world was reeling from the onset of the pandemic, fear was everywhere. Headlines screamed of housing crashes, economists forecasted sharp declines, and many Australians braced for the worst. In that same moment, we released a report that told a very different story: the property market was not at risk,…
Why Strategy Comes Before Property
Too often, people treat property investing like house-hunting: finding something they’d personally love to live in. But successful investing isn’t about pride of ownership; it’s about strategy. Every purchase will either enable or limit what you can do next. The property you choose, and how you structure your finance and tax planning around it, determines…
Where does the madness stop?
Another week, another headline policy idea. First Home Buyer schemes offering deposits as low as 2–5%. Taxes on empty bedrooms. The government taking a share of your home if you use their scheme. Sigh. You can’t treat a demand-side problem with a supply-side solution. And you can’t solve a housing shortage by shuffling people around…
Don’t Wait for the Government to Fix It: Why Real Strategy Matters More Than Roundtables
This week, the federal government hosted its Economic Reform Roundtable in Canberra, a three-day summit aimed at boosting productivity, addressing structural inefficiencies, and setting Australia up for long-term economic success. But for many, including Investor Property’s own Mal Cayley, the event raised more concerns than confidence. “It feels very much that the outcomes are already…
RBA Drops Rates – What This Means for Property Investors
The Reserve Bank of Australia has made its move, cutting the cash rate by 0.25% to 3.60%. It’s the third cut this year and the clearest signal yet that we’ve entered a new phase of the property cycle. For investors, this isn’t just good news, it’s a call to action. Why this matters now Lower…
The Housing Crisis Needs More Investors, Not Less. Here’s the Evidence
The latest push from unions to target property tax breaks might make for a catchy headline, but it’s yet another example of agenda-driven politics putting optics ahead of outcomes. The rhetoric paints investors as the villains of the housing market. The evidence shows the opposite: we need more investors, not fewer. According to the State…
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