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Intergenerational inequality

Intergenerational inequality in housing – why the government’s solution won’t work

Is intergenerational housing inequality real — and is the government actually fixing it? In this video, Kate cuts through the political narrative to explain why Australia’s housing affordability policies are targeting the wrong problem. The issue isn’t investors. It’s supply. And until that changes, nothing else meaningfully will. Book a strategy session. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, then get in touch with us today. Read the transcript Intergenerational inequality in […]

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Undersupply myth

The Undersupply Myth – and what they’re not telling you

The Undersupply Myth: Why housing prices keep rising   Introduction   The idea that Australia’s soaring property prices are caused by “not building enough” is one of the most confidently repeated claims in the housing conversation. It sounds logical, it sounds simple, and it gets thrown around every time prices surge. But here’s the truth: that explanation is far too neat for something as complex as the Australian property market. Yes—supply matters. Yes—we do need more homes. But the relationship between building activity and price movements isn’t as straightforward as some like to claim. And when you dig into the

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Avoid the oversupply trap

Avoiding the property oversupply trap

Brand new properties can be fantastic investments – they’re modern, low maintenance, and attractive to tenants. But there’s a catch many investors overlook: oversupply. Even in today’s generally undersupplied housing market, if you buy in the wrong pockets you could face longer vacancies, rent discounting, and sluggish capital growth. Don’t let your shiny new build blend into a sea of “for rent” signs! In this video, Kate unpacks what oversupply really means, how to spot the red flags early, and how to choose locations where your new build stands out from the competition. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you

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Supply and demand

Supply and demand and its impact on property prices

The principle of supply and demand is a cornerstone of economic theory, dictating the behaviour of markets, including real estate. In essence, this principle theorises that the price of a good, including property, is determined by the balance between its availability (supply) and the desire of consumers to purchase it (demand). How supply and demand affect property prices Here are some different supply and demand ratios and their effects of property prices. High Demand, Low Supply: When there are more buyers than available properties, prices increase. This scenario often occurs in urban areas with limited space for new developments. Low

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