Latest News
Fuel Cans, Toilet Paper and Property Strategy: What Panic Buying Teaches Investors
You may have seen the headline this week: Aussies stockpiling fuel at home could have their insurance voided. Saving a few dollars on fuel could result in a very expensive mistake. It is always interesting how people respond to crises they can’t control. A few years ago it was toilet paper. Today it’s fuel. Next…
When the World Feels Uncertain
The news coming out of the Middle East over the past week has been confronting. Conflicts like the one unfolding between Iran, Israel and the United States carry very real human consequences and it’s natural for events like this to make people feel unsettled. Many investors start asking the same question: Should we press pause?…
Property Strategy. Two Words. A Thousand Meanings.
Before you read another article… before you attend another webinar… before you click on another “limited stock available” email… Do one thing. Google the term: “property strategy.” You’ll find: “We’ll help you build a portfolio fast.” “Buy positive cashflow in mining towns.” “Off-market opportunities.” “Exclusive developer relationships.” “Proven blueprint.” At first glance, it all sounds…
The Real Cost of Housing Isn’t Hidden in the Headlines: It’s in the Ledger
Two major stories this week caught our attention. One from realestate.com.au points to government-driven “artificial land demand” as a contributor to Australia’s housing crisis. The other by the ABC highlights Brisbane’s flood zones booming because buyers simply have nowhere else to go. At first glance, they look unrelated. They’re not. They are symptoms of the…
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…
Contact Us
Send Us A Message
"*" indicates required fields
