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It’s a question gaining interest as property investors look for opportunities outside of Australia’s housing market. With the Federal Budget’s negative gearing and capital gains tax changes (kicking in from 1 July 2027) already making some investors rethink Australian residential property, a growing number are casting their eyes across the Tasman. Why New Zealand? Ray… Read more »
If you’re one of the lucky Australians with a holiday house, you may have enjoyed a rejuvenating break at your “home away from home” these holidays. But while you were soaking up the sun and making memories, the Australian Tax Office wasn’t on holiday. Not at all. This year, property owners like you are firmly… Read more »
If you’ve been following the property market lately – and let’s face it, what Aussie hasn’t – you might’ve come across something called an REIT (real estate investment trust). REITs are a great way to get exposure to the Aussie property market – without having to fork out for a deposit. And if you play… Read more »
We all know someone who claims property never goes down and that shares are just a form of gambling. So which is a better investment? Equities or housing? The right answer, of course, is that both equally play a vital role in building wealth, but they’re very different to each other. According to property research… Read more »
Abolish negative gearing at your peril … but there is no doubt it needs reform. The system is being rorted! Negative gearing was introduced into Australia in 1936, in the midst of the Great Depression, to encourage investors to buy property and then rent them out to those who can’t afford to buy their own… Read more »
