Australian Property Investor Magazine

22/10/2026

Brisbane Airport's commercial property expansion is moving the corporation far beyond the business of helping planes take-off and arrive.

With insights from:
✈️ Gert-Jan de Graaff, Brisbane Airport
✈️ Scott Norris, Brisbane Airport

Huge Brisbane Airport land release part of multibillion-dollar commercial expansion Brisbane Airport's commercial property expansion is moving the corporation far beyond the business of helping planes take-off and arrive.

21/10/2026

Thinking of renting out part of your home? You could face an unexpected Capital Gains Tax bill when you sell.

Matt Heron from SMATS Group explains why understanding your tax obligations before renting out your property is essential.

Read more: https://www.apimagazine.com.au/news/article/renting-out-part-of-your-home-could-trigger-a-capital-gains-tax-bill?ce_code=ERJLfxEt2EhdsaE3gAHZRrjrANzzX6U&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=api+article+post&utm_campaign=api+articles

20/10/2026

High construction costs, tax disadvantages and tighter financing are holding back Australia's build-to-rent pipeline, prompting calls for policy reform and greater use of modular construction to get more rental homes built.

With insights from:
🏗️ Steven Mann, Freecity
🏗️ Dr Xiao Ma, The University of Melbourne
🏗️ Josh Rose-Nokes, Cushman & Wakefield
🏗️ Conal Newland, Cushman & Wakefield

Build-to-rent's housing potential runs into construction cost wall High construction costs, tax disadvantages and tighter financing are holding back Australia's build-to-rent pipeline, prompting calls for policy reform and greater use of modular construction to get more rental homes built.

19/10/2026

Fifty shades of deep blue 💙
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18/10/2026

As equities take a greater role in global wealth creation, Vito Mollica from Macquarie University says Australia's reliance on residential property raises a question about whether investors need more accessible ways to diversify their exposure to housing.

Is Australian property investment ripe for innovation? As equities take a greater role in global wealth creation, Australia's reliance on residential property raises a question about whether investors need more accessible ways to diversify their exposure to housing.

18/10/2026

The retreat of Sydney investors and weaker buyer confidence have contributed to price falls of up to 10% in parts of the Newcastle region, but billions being spent in infrastructure could turn things around.

Featuring commentary from:
🏡 Tiron Manning, Newcastle Buyer's Agent
🏡 Grant Atherton, Open Doors Buyers Agent - Newcastle & Lake Macquarie
🏡 Shannon Hutton, GWH Build
🏡 Jonathon Craig, GWH Build

Newcastle region property prices cool as Sydney investors pull back The retreat of Sydney investors and weaker buyer confidence have contributed to price falls of up to 10 per cent in parts of the Newcastle region, but billions being spent in infrastructure could turn things around.

17/10/2026

Proposed migration cuts could slow population growth, but Ross Elliott examines how household formation, rising construction costs, housing scarcity and limited new supply may continue to support Australian property prices.

Read his full analysis: https://www.apimagazine.com.au/news/article/lower-immigration-doesnt-necessarily-mean-lower-property-prices?ce_code=ERJLfxEt2EhdsaE3gAHZRrjrANzzX6U&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=api+article+post&utm_campaign=api+articles

16/10/2026

Andrea Heading from REISA - Real Estate Institute of South Australia reveals how Adelaide's outer north and south, established middle-ring suburbs, the Adelaide Hills and coastal communities have been repriced over five years, offering property investment clues 🔎

South Australia's five-year property winners and where investors should look next Data provided to API Magazine reveals how Adelaide's outer north and south, established middle-ring suburbs, the Adelaide Hills and coastal communities have been repriced over five years, offering property investment c...

16/10/2026

Anna Porter from Suburbanite Property examines why the childcare property market is becoming more selective, with oversupply and operator failures creating new risks for investors.

Childcare property market splits as operator pressure redraws the investment map Childcare property is becoming a more selective market, with oversupply and operator failures creating new risks for investors.

15/10/2026

An old bank, a steep waterfront block, a canal edge, and a neighbourhood that comes alive after dark shaped some of the standout winners at the 2026 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards.

The award-winning Australian property projects redefining luxury and design An old bank, a steep waterfront block, a canal edge, and a neighbourhood that comes alive after dark shaped some of the standout winners at the 2026 PropertyGuru Asia Property Awards (Australia).