Insights
Independent Report on Financial outcomes by Curtin University
October 2022
by Professor Rachel Ong ViforJ - Curtin University
Is Australia Really Less Affordable, or Is It Just Bad Math?
26th June 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Land Value Matters, But How You Assess Land Value Matters More
22nd April 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
New Build or Existing Home: Weighing Your Options
15th April 2024
by Danielle Katz - Operations Manager
History Shows One Thing Drives First Homebuyer Volumes
8th April 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Mastering Property Buying: Effective Offer Making and Negotiation Strategies
2nd April 2024
by Danielle Katz - Operations Manager
Population Growth vs. Property Market Growth
25th March 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Last week the ABS reported Australia's population grew by 2.5%, the highest rate in over 70 years. So we pulled out the data comparing population growth vs. property market growth over the long term. The correlation is quite high, yet, it wasn't always the case. For a long time, it had no effect. See more in this research piece.
The Renovation Ripple Effect: How This Under-reported Driver Moves the Property Market
15th March 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Is Aussie Property on the Verge of a Distressed Selling Wave?
8th March 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
How the Pandemic Turned the Tables on Property Supply vs. Demand in Australia
1st March 2024
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Think Removing Stamp Duty Makes Housing More Affordable? Think Again.
20th June 2022
by Robbie Baskin - Chief Investment and Risk Officer
Replacing stamp duty for land tax might reduce the upfront cost to purchase a home thereby making housing more affordable. However, this change defers the cost from upfront into an annual payment. This increased expense will need to be assessed when determining your borrowing capacity. But what impact will this have on your purchasing power?