Let’s take a moment to acknowledge that the political sphere has generally stepped up during 2020. I concede that the usual argy-bargy of party politics is on display. You only have to look at the long running commentary being batted back and forth over the Victorian lockdown to see the acrimony on full display. But…
There have been changes to the taxation legislation to limit deductions that can be claimed by property investors for holding vacant land. These changes received royal assent on 28 October 2019 and apply to costs incurred to hold vacant land on or after 1 July 2019, even for land held before that date. But since many investors…
The announcement of the HomeBuilder stimulus from the federal government in early June has been met with a mixture of excitement and criticism. The scheme grants $25,000 dollars for new home builds and renovations where: The recipient is an owner occupier; The recipient earns no more than $125,000 per annum as a single applicant or…
With insolvencies at an all-time high, and the continued risk of constructing high-rise unit blocks, it is essential developers focus on the ‘missing’ middle ring, employ a sustainable business model and address imbalances in the property market. This has never been more important, as figures show building approvals, especially in Sydney, are on the increase….
