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We can expect interest-only (IO) lending to increase over the year ahead as investors come back into the market. Despite this, with more and more IO loans continuing to expire the stock of IO loans outstanding continues to decline. By March 2021 only 14 per cent of the outstanding housing loan stock by value was…

The proportion of landlords negatively gearing rental properties has fallen below 60 per cent for the first time on record, reflecting a decline in interest rates. Of course, negative gearing isn’t an investment strategy – it’s just a reflection of your funding and cash flow at a particular time. New data published by the Australian…

Why Australian GDP has reached the pre-pandemic level so promptly? Do we have any reasons to be optimistic about future economic growth? These questions have been recently answered by Dr Shane Oliver, Head of Investment Strategy and Economics and Chief Economist at AMP in his recent Insight. The recovery has slowed but continues The March…

It’s official: Australia has staged its fastest recovery from a recession in 45 years. Australia’s economy is now larger than before the coronavirus pandemic. The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show that Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 1.8 per cent from January to March this year. The economic activity made up for…

We know that much of the housing market’s current heat is being driven by cheap money, easy finance, and recent government incentives. Owner residents and especially first home buyers have led the charge, with investors now joining the fray. New construction has been the big winner and, in this space, detached houses are beating attached…

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