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A Year in Review: What We Predicted, What Played Out and What the Biggest Risk is in 2026

Looking back on the last year’s worth of articles we’ve published, one truth cuts through everything we discussed this year: The greatest danger for investors is not the market; it’s a lack of knowledge. Across every topic we covered, from interest rates, rental pressures, housing supply,and  strategy, to investor psychology, planning reforms, and shifting market…

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Now Is Not the Time to Do Nothing

In a market as complex and noisy as Australia’s right now, doing nothing feels safe. It isn’t. When clarity is scarce and headlines are confusing, that is exactly when the right information matters most. That’s why we’re encouraging you to slow down, absorb the fundamentals, and read the Investor Guides available for free here. Because…

1 week ago
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Why Rent Growth Is Guaranteed – And Why First Home Buyer Policy Is Driving It

A Strategic Discussion for Investors Who Want to Understand the System, Not Fear It (and some great BBQ topics for the summer season). Every property investor eventually confronts the same question, “Where will rents go from here?” But the better question, and the one Australia’s most successful investors ask, is this: “Why is rent growth…

2 weeks ago
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Confluence: 4 Game‑Changing Projects Reshaping the Sunshine Coast

It’s a word we’ve been using more often lately: confluence. What does it actually mean in this context? At its core, confluence describes multiple streams meeting and merging to create something stronger, bigger, different. On the Sunshine Coast, we’re seeing the convergence of economic growth, population uplift, strategic infrastructure investment and placemaking vision. These forces…

3 weeks ago
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Why Sensational Headlines Don’t Tell the Real Property Story

Recently, we’ve seen headlines declaring that investors are “flooding back” or that spring sales are “booming across Australia.” They’re attention-grabbing, but they rarely reflect the deeper trends shaping the market. That’s because many of these stories rely on surface-level numbers like monthly spikes, seasonal quirks, or single-metric increases, without looking at the context that actually…

1 month ago
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We Called It Earlier: Outdated Levers, Modern Consequences

If you saw our post earlier this week, you’ll know we questioned the very measures the RBA uses to guide its decisions. And sure enough, the RBA left the cash rate unchanged at 3.60 per cent; because it’s still steering with instruments built for yesterday’s economy. The framework was forged in a long, stable era…

1 month ago
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