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Generation X, born between 1964 and 1981 and sandwiched between our baby boomers and millennials, are often referred to as Australia’s forgotten middle child. The thing is, representing 6.5 million people, this generation accounts for around 25% of Australia’s population. The majority of this demographic group has reached its peak in terms of income, but…

Nationally, combined rents average $649.18, with a 0.1% monthly decline but a 4.2% annual increase, highlighting varied conditions across states, according to the latest data from SQM Research. The latest SQM Research Weekly Rents Index shows mixed shifts across Australia’s capital cities, with rents adjusting in response to supply and demand dynamics. City-Specific Insights: Sydney: Advertised…

Smart property investors use all the legal tax rules to minimize their cash flow leakage and maximise their deductions. The government encourages property investors to provide accommodation for those who need it by offering them a range of tax benefits. While most investors know about the typical tax deductions, such as interest on loans, repairs and management fees,…

Imagine a Melbourne the size of New York City. Yes, really. That’s the trajectory we’re on. By 2050, Melbourne’s population is projected to swell to 9 million people, making it not just Australia’s biggest city by population, but potentially one of the most dynamic urban economies in the world. This isn’t some abstract urban planning…

The main difference between property and shares lies in the depth and reliability of historical data. The share market offers extensive and dependable data, making it a valuable resource for financial decision-making. In contrast, property data often lacks the same level of reliability due to various factors, which I discuss below. Therefore, when making decisions…

The latest asking price trends across Australia’s capital cities highlight a mix of stability, modest gains, and pockets of sharp growth. While some markets show cooling signs, others continue their strong upward trajectory. Key Market Movements: Sydney: House prices remain flat (-0.1% this month), but annual growth holds firm at 6.5%. Units saw a 9%…

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