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Budget property tax reforms could create a two-speed market for Australian property investors

The Federal Budget’s proposed changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax could reshape how Australian property investors assess future purchases. While the reforms are designed to improve housing affordability and encourage investment into new supply, they may also create a two-speed market. Existing landlords may retain their current tax settings, while new investors buying established properties face a different cash-flow equation from 1 July 2027. Futurerent CEO Godfrey Dinh shares why the changes could influence investor behaviour, rental supply and cash-flow planning and why investors should focus on the numbers before making their next move.

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May 13, 2026
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Budget tax changes could create a two-speed investor market
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Market update: Adelaide joins million-dollar club as RBA primes for aggressive rate cuts

Adelaide has officially joined Australia’s million-dollar club, just as the RBA prepares for what could be the most aggressive interest rate cuts in years.

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Apr 24, 2025
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Election housing policies set to drive significant price growth

Election housing policies from both major parties are poised to drive sharp property price growth in 2025. With rate cuts and demand-boosting measures, investors could see gains of up to 15%. Here's what you need to know.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 23, 2025
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Market Update: Global tariff volatility. Australian property's enduring appeal

Trump’s tariffs rattle global markets, but Australian property offers a steady escape. Rate cuts and record highs signal opportunity—yet timing, strategy, and stability matter. The right move now can secure your wealth amid the chaos.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 10, 2025
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Market update: Record highs return, property values hit all-time high

Australian property values have hit a new all-time high just one month after the RBA's historic February rate cut, with national values up 0.4% in March.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 3, 2025
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Market Update: Help to Buy Expansion Set to Transform Housing Market

The proposed $800M expansion of Help to Buy is set to reshape Australia's housing market. Discover how it may impact prices, supply, and investment strategy in 2025.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 27, 2025
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Market update: Record $306K profits for home sellers

Home sellers are enjoying record profits while Melbourne's property market recovery accelerates. Brisbane leads with 99.6% profit-making sales as auction clearance rates remain strong nationwide.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 20, 2025
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Property "super cyle" emerging: Why Melbourne should be back on investors' radar

Ray White chief economist describes a property 'super cycle' as investor loan approvals surge 29.8% nationwide. Find out why Melbourne's affordable suburbs are now attracting savvy investors.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 13, 2025
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Property Revival Takes Flight as Rate Cut Cycle Begins

The property market is bouncing back as rate cuts drive renewed price growth. Melbourne leads the way, auction activity is rising, and investor confidence is returning. Find out what this means for buyers and sellers.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 6, 2025
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NSW's "missing middle" housing policy unlocks 112,000 new homes

Game-changer for property investors: NSW's new housing policy is unlocking investment opportunities, fast-tracking approvals, and boosting property market potential.

Godfrey Dinh
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Feb 25, 2025
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