Will Labor’s policies kill the property market? [Think Tank video]

What will happen to house prices when Labor gives Negative Gearing the flick?

With the odds shortening for a Shorten government,  Labor’s plan to remove negative gearing has many people worried?

So today we discuss what Labor’s proposed changes to property taxes will do to our real estate markets.

And the effects are likely to be significant.

In fact there's no doubt Labor's policies are already adversely affecting housing demand.

By now you should know that our regular think tanks are educational – not salesy.

This is one of our ongoing series of educational workshops – just another way we’re trying to help build an informed community of investors and entrepreneurs.

Watch as we discuss 

• The reasoning behind Labor’s proposed tax reforms
• How this could affect the market according to a number of leading experts
• What all this really means for property investors
• How we may end up with primary and secondary property markets
• Whether you should be worried or not
• What you can do about it – if anything

Wondering what to do next?

As signs point to softer growth conditions for Australian property over the coming months, independent professional advice and careful consideration will be as important as ever in navigating Australia’s varied market conditions. 

Remember the multi award winning team of property investment strategists at Metropole have no properties to sell, so their advice is unbiased.

Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned property investor, we would love to help you formulate an investment strategy or do a review of your existing portfolio, and help you take your property investment to the next level.

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About Michael Yardney Michael is a director of Metropole Property Strategists who help their clients grow, protect and pass on their wealth through independent, unbiased property advice and advocacy. He's once again been voted Australia's leading property investment adviser and one of Australia's 50 most influential Thought Leaders. His opinions are regularly featured in the media.