Tej Gahlot

Rentvesting: Smart Move or Risky Gamble?

In the ever-evolving landscape of Australian real estate, the notion of ‘rentvesting’ has come forth as a contentious strategy, generating both vigorous advocacy and prudent skepticism. This approach, wherein individuals opt to rent their primary residence while investing in property elsewhere, challenges traditional notions of homeownership and wealth accumulation. As the housing market continues to […]

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2025 Property Finance Trends: What Nurses, Chefs, and Public Workers Should Know

As we enter the second quarter of 2025, Australia’s real estate market is navigating a complex landscape of economic uncertainty, housing undersupply, shifting interest rate expectations, and inflationary pressures. While prominent economists forecast rate cuts later in the year, there remains uncertainty. Nearly two-thirds of Australian real estate professionals expect house prices to rise in

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Liveable Suburbs That Match City Median Prices in 2025

Activity in the buyer section of Australia’s property market is shifting in 2025, as experts note a rise in what is being called “Goldilocks suburbs” — those where home prices are near the median-priced home in the capital city. Suburbs Getting Popular Due to Demand Due to rising restrictions, Australians are venturing away from the

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Why Invest in Regional Growth Hubs in NSW and Victoria

Why Investors Are Targeting Regional Growth Hubs in NSW and Victoria Regional growth hubs in NSW and Victoria are drawing wide-scale attention from first-time and seasoned investors aiming to maximise return on their real estate investment. On 31st March 2025, the NSW Government released the NSW Innovation Blueprint 2035, highlighting a strategy structured to ensure

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Election Over, Market Moving: Time for Buyers to Act Fast

The Australian property market suffered a considerable dip in new listings in April, showing a decrease of 11.6%. Sydney suffered the largest drop at 23.6%, followed by Canberra (-25.1%) and Darwin (-36.7%). On a national scale, total listings saw a month-on-month decrease of 3.6%, indicating a supply shortage. Despite these decreases, property prices continue to

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How These Infrastructure Projects Are Affecting Property Value in QLD and VIC

Reason for Consideration in Real Estate Infrastructure The property market in Queensland (QLD) and Victoria (VIC) in 2025 is projected to experience a significant increase in home values. While some parts of Australia are experiencing stagnation or a slight decline in property prices, these two states are weathering the storm. One of the primary drivers

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RBA’s Rate Cut on the Horizon as Inflation Normalises

For the first time in over 3 years, Australia’s core inflation has dropped within the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) target range of 2 to 3%. This has increased expectations of an interest rate cut. The Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) noted that trimmed inflation, which the RBA utilises for long-term trend assessment, now sits

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Property Market Gap Widens: Australia’s Affordability Crisis in 2025

Australia is incrementally fighting a problem in 2025, which deepens the housing affordability crisis, and gaps in the property market are widening. The most recent data from CoreLogic paints an even more troubling scenario, where homeownership is increasingly out of reach for the majority of Australians. Record High Price-To-Income Ratio The national price-to-income ratio hits

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The 2025 Australian Federal Budget Housing Crisis Issues

The 2025 Australian Federal Budget Housing Crisis Issues The Australian 2025 Federal Budget outlined new initiatives to address the growing housing issues in the country. While these measures are a step in the right direction, their effectiveness on the ground is still uncertain. Below is an analysis of the highlights that are most likely to

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