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One in Three Investors May Quit. Now What?
You’ve probably seen the headline: One in three Aussie investors may quit, renters squeezed | PIPA The framing is predictable: investors are squeezed, renters are squeezed, the system is under pressure. But the real question isn’t what other investors might do. It’s this: What should you do? First: Don’t Freak Out When uncertainty rises, fear…
Do Property Investors Cause Australia’s Housing Crisis? The Evidence Says Otherwise
Do Property Investors Really Cause Australia’s Housing Crisis? A familiar claim has resurfaced in Australia’s housing debate: that property investors, and the tax settings that support them, are the primary cause of the housing affordability and homelessness crisis. It’s a powerful narrative. It’s also an incomplete one. Our research, conducted for an upcoming market report…
Interest Rates Are Rising Again. Here’s the Part Most Commentary Misses.
Another RBA rate rise, another round of noise. This week there were rumours about English cricket fans “spending too much” during the Ashes. Last month it was café breakfasts. Next week it’ll be something else entirely. You can play financial roulette with gossip… or you can step back and look at the system underneath it…
Density or Tent City, And Where Investors Fit
Australia’s housing crisis is often discussed as a government problem. But the reality is more nuanced and more actionable. The decisions made in planning offices shape outcomes in communities. The decisions made by investors determine what actually gets built. That’s why the real choice in front of us isn’t abstract: strategic density, or tent city….
When Governments Don’t Pull Together, And Why Housing Supply Keeps Lagging
Australia’s housing challenge isn’t just about demand, it’s about decision-making that doesn’t line up. Across federal, state and local government, policies are often developed in isolation, priorities shift, and responsibility is routinely passed around. The result is delay, confusion, and supply that continues to fall well short of what’s required. For residential property investors, this…
“Affordable Housing” Has Been Hijacked — And Why Property Investors Need to Pay Attention
Few terms in housing policy sound as reassuring as “affordable housing.” It suggests balance. Fairness. A functioning system. But for residential property investors, the term has become something else entirely: a misleading label that obscures real supply failures and distorts market signals. In Australia, “affordable housing” has been quietly redefined. And that redefinition is shaping…
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