A Big Property Investment Mistake
Tax depreciation is a powerful way to maximise tax deductions on a rental property. According to the latest ATO figures, depreciation ranks as the second-largest tax deduction for residential property investors – making it a key strategy for boosting cash flow. Yet despite its financial advantages, depreciation remains one of the most underclaimed or misapplied […]
Who is Your Typical Tenant?
Recently released statistics show that the profile of a typical tenant is that of a female aged between 35-49 who earns above $50,000 per annum. The statistics also show that less than 30% of people who are looking to rent a property today are men. The study undertaken by website portal realestate.com.au, revealed that less […]
What are the Tail Winds for Investment Property Growth?
To invest in property growth, smart investors look for underlying tailwinds—long‑term trends (not short‑term price moves) that support rising rents, occupancy, and capital values.
Should property investors go for growth or yield?
The returns from investing in Australian residential property are primarily derived through capital growth, not yield. The capital growth is driven by Australia’s high population growth rate and population concentration. Interest rates have a short- term impact on Australian residential property prices but have had limited impact on long-term performance of the asset class. As […]
