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his season, home values continue to decline across the country, as cash rate hikes, tax rule changes, and geopolitical tensions continue to make waves across Australia. According to Cotality, 93% of capital city suburbs recorded price drops over the winter, meaning there could be new opportunities to discover.

Ready to buy? While market conditions continue to evolve, buyers who are prepared and ready to act could be well positioned when opportunity comes along. The busy spring buying season is fast approaching, and this year we’re likely to see plenty of motivated sellers. Taking the time to review your finance options beforehand can help you understand your borrowing capacity and be ready to act when the right property comes onto the market. Get in touch to discuss your finance

Australia’s property market is entering a new phase, and many buyers may be looking to better understand the opportunities and challenges that come with changing market conditions. With buyers increasingly taking their time to purchase and becoming more selective, properties are no longer being snapped up at lightning speed in many markets. Buyers are negotiating harder and walking away if the asking price is not in line with current market expectations.

After years of relentless growth, Australia’s property market is showing signs of slowing, with home values stalling in some cities and falling in others. Rising interest rates have stretched affordability to its limits, and the federal budget’s proposed tax reforms have only added to the uncertainty. The result? Buyers are pulling back, and auction clearance rates are feeling the pressure. In case you missed it, the latest federal budget proposed new changes that are set

Federal Budget 2026–27 The Federal Budget was handed down on 12 May. Here’s what matters most if you own property, are looking to buy, or run your own business. Negative gearing and capital gains tax From 1 July 2027, two key changes will apply to new residential property investments: Negative gearing on established properties will no longer be deductible against your regular income. New builds will remain exempt and will continue to attract the existing 50% capital g

With rising interest rates, a diverging property market, and ongoing economic uncertainty, many homeowners and investors are inclined to reassess their options. The housing market across the country has split into different speeds. Perth’s property prices continue to sprint skyward, and Brisbane, Adelaide and Hobart are also posting solid gains. Meanwhile, Sydney and Melbourne have seen prices flatten, as higher interest rates and weaker buyer sentiment take hold. So what

Ready to buy? If you’re planning an autumn property purchase, chat to us about your finance options. We can organise pre-approval on your finance, so that you’re prepared and financially ready to dive in.

It’s been a busy few weeks in the property world. Most notably, the Reserve Bank of Australia increased the cash rate for the first time since November 2023. Even so, property prices have continued to climb in several markets and housing confidence has held up. As interest rates and lending conditions shift, having professional guidance can help you navigate your options. Whether you’re purchasing or thinking about refinancing, we can compare lenders and help you understand

What are your 2026 goals? If a property purchase is on the cards, it may be worth starting your planning early. Last year was an exciting one in the property world. The Home Value Index (as measured by Cotality) surged 8.6% in 2025, adding roughly $71,400 to the national median dwelling value. Three cash rate cuts, increased investor activity and the federal government’s expanded Home Guarantee Scheme (now called the 5% Deposit Scheme) all contributed to price growth in 2025.