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Australia doesn’t have a tax problem

Australia doesn’t have a tax problem – It has a housing supply problem The wrong target Australia’s housing debate has become obsessed with tax policy. Negative gearing.Capital gains tax.Investor incentives. But these policies sit around the edges of the real issue. Australia does not primarily have a tax problem. It has a supply problem. The real drivers of housing costs Housing affordability has been driven by:– underbuilding– population growth– planning delays– infrastructure lag– labour shortages– rising construction costs These are structural constraints that tax changes alone cannot fix. Investors are not the core cause The idea that investors are the […]

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This housing policy could push property prices higher

This housing policy could push property prices higher The Great Housing Contradiction The government says these housing policies are designed to improve affordability. But there’s a very real possibility they could push property prices even higher over time. Because when you strip away the politics, Australia still has the same underlying problem it had before the budget: Not enough housing supply. Investors are already stepping back The assumption behind the policy changes is that investors will simply redirect into newly built housing. But real-world investor behaviour rarely works that neatly. Many investors will not redirect. They will pause.Delay purchasing.Or step

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2025 market forecast – Affordability to drive buyer demand next year

There are a number of markets around the nation that performed well in 2024 and are set to do so again in 2025. One of these is the Central Coast of NSW has always appealed to Sydneysiders seeking an affordable lifestyle, but its property market leans more towards being a consistent than a booming market. Median house prices rebounded strongly in the LGA after falling in 2023, with 43 of the 49 suburbs analysed by experts recording median house price growth. A major bonus for investors in the Central Coast market is its low vacancy rates. While residential vacancies were

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