Australian Property Investor Magazine

01/06/2026

George Kafantaris from CBS Property Group says rising costs, tighter tenancy laws and investor fatigue are pushing more Queensland landlords towards the exit, but strong rental demand, record-low vacancy rates and worsening housing shortages may still favour those prepared to hold for the long term.

Queensland landlords are under pressure, but selling now could be the bigger mistake Rising costs, tighter tenancy laws and investor fatigue are pushing more Queensland landlords towards the exit, but strong rental demand, record-low vacancy rates and worsening housing shortages may still favour tho...

31/05/2026

As negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms take effect from mid-2027, property investors face a strategic shift toward new-build housing, while developers could see renewed project feasibility and stronger apartment demand writes Will Silk from JLL.

New-build investors set to gain under CGT changes As negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms take effect from mid-2027, property investors face a strategic shift toward new-build housing, while developers could see renewed project feasibility and stronger apartment demand.

31/05/2026

The directors behind collapsed property syndicator Lion Property Group have both been declared personally bankrupt as political and investor anger intensifies over the handling of the $122.5 million collapse and ongoing regulatory investigations.

Lion Property Group founders declared bankrupt as pressure mounts on ASIC over collapse The directors behind collapsed property syndicator Lion Property Group have both been declared personally bankrupt as political and investor anger intensifies over the handling of the $122.5 million collapse and....

30/05/2026

Andrew Bell from Ray White Bell Group says Australia's new negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms may reshape how investors buy property, but warns the bigger long-term risk could be an even tighter rental market and worsening housing supply shortage.

Negative gearing changes won't kill property investment, but could worsen rental crisis Australia's new negative gearing and capital gains tax reforms may reshape how investors buy property, but many analysts warn the bigger long-term risk could be an even tighter rental market and worsening housing...

29/05/2026

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29/05/2026

While Sydney and Melbourne lose momentum, Adelaide's tight rental market, defence-led economic growth and infrastructure pipeline are continuing to create standout investment opportunities in selected suburbs and unit markets writes Terry Ryder from Hotspotting.com.au.

Adelaide hotspots still offering growth as Sydney and Melbourne slow While Sydney and Melbourne lose momentum, Adelaide's tight rental market, defence-led economic growth and infrastructure pipeline are continuing to create standout investment opportunities in selected suburbs and unit markets.

28/05/2026

New data uncovers the capital city suburbs delivering the highest gross rental yields around the country 🔎

Highest rental yields throughout Australia revealed New data uncovers the capital city suburbs delivering the highest gross rental yields around the country.

28/05/2026

As rental affordability pressures intensify across Canberra, a growing number of property investors are partnering with a community housing provider to secure tax benefits, professional management and long-term tenants while helping essential workers access affordable homes.

Featuring insight from:
💡 Nathan Dal Bon, CHC - Homes for the community
💡 Patrick Sacco, HomeGround Real Estate Canberra

More Canberra investors are backing affordable housing — and still making the numbers work As rental affordability pressures intensify across Canberra, a growing number of property investors are partnering with a community housing provider to secure tax benefits, professional management and long-t...

27/05/2026

Falling auction clearances and weaker price growth may suggest demand is cooling, but the real issue is worsening affordability, limited supply and buyers increasingly locked out of the market says Tim McKibbin from Real Estate Institute of New South Wales [REINSW] .

The property slowdown is hiding a much bigger housing crisis Falling auction clearances and weaker price growth may suggest demand is cooling, but the real issue is worsening affordability, limited supply and buyers increasingly locked out of the market.

27/05/2026

The Australian Property Investor Q1 2026 Property Sentiment Report is out now! 🏡

This report is based on hundreds of survey responses collected from our readers which showcases their very own sentiment on the Australian property market.

Click the link to download your free copy! 🔗https://www.apimagazine.com.au/.../property-sentiment...