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Oct 17, 2024

Blame Me

Several years ago, local real estate agent (now retired) Peter Sim, boldly ran full page advertisements in the local press headed, “Blame Me.” Why Peter was standing in his suit up to his ankles in th

Oct 17, 2024

Sorry, Disconnected

Sometimes, governments make decisions that have unintended consequences that impact the practical ways certain industries work. Canberra’s latest effort to over-regulate comes in the form of changes t

Oct 17, 2024

Has Market Peaked?

Data gurus, CoreLogic released their September quarter Home Value Index report earlier this week finding that whilst national house prices continue to rise, the rate of growth is beginning to slow. Pe

Oct 17, 2024

Negative Gear Selected

Here we go again. This week the Prime Minister prevaricated when questioned about re-introducing changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT). The media was quick to react, mindful that thi

Sep 25, 2024

Super Homes

As COVID-19 rolled out across the globe, our Federal government responded by introducing various stimuli designed to keep Australians working and building homes. Building commencements spiked but the

Sep 16, 2024

Are We Close to Market Peak?

For a laugh, I often respond to the question, “When do you think the market will peak?”, by giving a specific date. It’s amusing because markets don’t normally behave in a linear, predicable way. In t

Sep 10, 2024

Politics of Housing

This week, the Greens proposed a new housing policy that would introduce a national watchdog with the power to prosecute property owners who breach proposed new tenancy laws. Rent control remains high

Sep 5, 2024

We Need Investors

The latest inflation figures released this week reveals some softening in consumer spending on fuel, discretionary items and electricity. The treasurer labelled inflation ‘sticky’ – code for ‘still to