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TRUMP 2.0 AND AUSTRALIAN PROPERTY INVESTING OPPORTUNITIES OR THREATS

Trump 2.0 and Australian Property Investing: Opportunities or Threats?

Trump’s back – and it’s shaking up the Australian property market! Trump’s trade tariffs are having a ripple effect around the globe. So what does this actually mean for your property investments? In this video, Kate covers: Why buyers and sellers are hitting pause (and what this means for prices) How building costs could skyrocket due to tariffs on steel and materials Chinese investment already down 15% – will it get worse? Which Aussie regions will hurt most (hint: WA and QLD miners, watch out!) Why the RBA might cut rates to help – and if it’ll actually work The […]

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How Donald Trump’s Trade Tariffs Could Affect the Australian Property Market

Donald Trump’s recent imposition of sweeping tariffs—including a 10% levy on Australian exports and up to 145% on Chinese goods—has introduced significant uncertainty into global markets, with implications for Australia’s property sector. ​ Global Uncertainty and Investor Sentiment Trade tariffs tend to destabilize global markets, and Trump’s renewed push to tax imports from China and even allied nations like Australia has already rattled investor confidence. In times of uncertainty, both homeowners and investors often pause major financial decisions—including buying property. Consumer confidence in Australia dropped 6% in April 2025, according to Westpac, with a sharper 10% fall immediately after the

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Why property prices will never tank overnight

Why property prices will never tank overnight

In years to come will any of us remember where we were when the US President Donald Trump embarked on his self-styed “Liberation Day”? The date was 2 April 2025 – which was only one day after April Fools but unfortunately it was no joke – set in a motion global share market chaos after Trump announced a plethora of significant trade tariffs on all and sundry. Since then, both the US and Australian share markets have experienced significant volatility, largely influenced by global trade tensions and tariff policies, which at the time of writing had been kind of paused

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