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Protect Your Investment Property with the Right Landlord Insurance
Owning an investment property can be an effective way to build long-term wealth, but it also comes with financial risks that many landlords underestimate. A reliable tenant, a well-maintained property and professional property management can significantly reduce those risks. However, even the best-managed property can be affected by unexpected events such as accidental damage, severe weather, water leaks, loss of rental income or a tenant failing to meet their obligations. Th
7 days ago4 min read


New AML/CTF Requirements Now Apply to Property Transactions
PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS ARE CHANGING Australia's Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing (AML/CTF) requirements now apply to the real estate industry. If you are buying or selling property, you may notice an additional compliance step during your transaction. Real estate agencies must identify customers, verify required information and complete Customer Due Diligence when providing regulated real estate services. These requirements are designed to strengthen the i
Jul 101 min read


New Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing Laws: Essential Insights for Property Owners and Investors
New Legislation Changes for Capital Gains Tax and Negative Gearing: What Property Owners Need to Know The Australian property market is set to experience significant shifts as new legislation targeting Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and negative gearing comes into effect. These changes, which have been under discussion for several years, are designed to address housing affordability and reshape investment dynamics across the country. For property investors and homeowners alike, unde
Jun 302 min read


Property Market Outlook - June 2026
It is expected home prices will finish 2026 largely flat across the combined capitals, as higher interest rates and strained affordability see soft to falling prices through the back half of 2026, before a turning point and return to growth late in the year and into 2027. The changes in the Federal Budget, and the consequent reduction in investor demand, will weigh on growth in 2026 and 2027. Estimates suggest that, over the long-run, home prices will be a few percent lower t
Jun 252 min read
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