The latest Cotality research confirms the challenge that many investors have started experiencing first hand: positive cash flow property being a “needle in a haystack.” Under current market conditions, only 0.8%

Many media headlines continue to forecast decline in Australian property prices as higher interest rates and 2026 Budget changes place pressure on investors. Westpac and other major banks have recently downgraded

Brisbane and wider SEQ rooming may gain more momentum as one of the most strategically positioned market as the Federal Budget reshapes the economics of residential property investing. The recent changes

The 2026 Federal Budget may unintentionally strengthen the fundamentals for high-yield rooming houses across South East Queensland. The 2026 budget changes are set to push investors away from traditional residential property

The latest Federal Budget changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and negative gearing are set to do more than just tweak tax settings. These massive changes are reshaping where smart property

Data from Domain Rental Report show that despite persistent supply shortage, rental price growth is easing and no longer surging like before. This marks a transition from a supply-driven crisis to a

Domain’s latest House Price Report (March 2026) signals that Brisbane’s housing market is entering a new phase: slower but sustained price growth. As housing affordability tightens in Brisbane, demand for high-density

Source: Cotality Quarterly Rental Review Cotality released its Quarterly Rental Review for January-March 2026 and the data confirms that Australia’s rental market is tightening and accelerating again after a brief slowdown

The latest PropTrack Home Price Index reveals that properties are now 9.4% more expensive than last year, adding roughly $94,800 to the national median home value now at $908,000. Monthly growth

The latest PropTrack data reveals that the Brisbane’s housing market has recorded a new peak in average dwelling value. With 15.9% increase over the past year, Brisbane remains to be among

A recent report from the Housing Industry Association (HIA) reveals that rising land prices are the primary driver of Australia’s housing affordability crisis, not the construction costs as many believe. Land

Brisbane’s housing market has entered its most aggressive growth phase on record and ended its long-standing appeal as Australia’s “affordable” capital. Recent pricing and transaction data confirms that this market has