A lender has defended its sector against critics, and regulators are watching closely. Investors and brokers still have to judge each fund on its own merits.
Childcare centres still attract capital, but oversupply and thinner operator margins mean lease length no longer guarantees much. The question is which suburbs hold up.
Transaction volumes jumped 82% year-on-year, but the shift raises questions about residential rental supply and whether investors are chasing income or betting on recovery.
A major fund manager has blocked withdrawals for up to six months after developer exposure soured, here's what it signals for development finance risk.
A July 2027 budget reform splits CGT into two eras. Without a formal property valuation by then, the ATO's default formula could shift your historic gains into the higher-tax bracket.
Green streets command a measurable premium in Sydney, but the number that matters isn't resale – it's what happens to vacancy and days on market when things turn.
Renovated townhouses in Mount Waverley Secondary College catchment are selling $400,000 under comparable houses, but the math only works if you're willing to lose land.
Tax changes have killed negative gearing's appeal. Inner-city units now deliver 5%+ yields, but the rush into these pockets is already shifting prices.
From August 2026, SMSFs can no longer borrow to buy residential property. What remains permitted, what dies with the ban, and which strategies still work.