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Sending your child to university in Australia usually means four separate conversations: a student adviser, a migration ...
02/10/2026

Sending your child to university in Australia usually means four separate conversations: a student adviser, a migration agent, a mortgage broker and a property specialist. None of them talk to each other.

The UniNest Seminar puts all four in one room. It's on Saturday 31 October, 9.30am to 1pm, at Mandala Club, Singapore. It's the first time we've run it here.

We'll cover the full study in Australia journey for Singapore families. That's university applications, student visas, work and longer-term visa pathways, home loans for Australian and non-Australian borrowers, and the real numbers on buying vs renting vs student accommodation. We'll also look at property near Australia's leading universities, including what non-Australian buyers can and can't purchase under the current foreign buyer rules.

There's an open floor at the end, so you can put your own situation to all four specialists at once.

Free to attend, for families seriously planning study in Australia. Light refreshments served. Places are limited.

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30/09/2026

RBA rate hike: what it means for Australian expats 🙃

The RBA just lifted rates to 4.6%, the highest since 2011, and social is in meltdown. For Aussies in Singapore and Hong Kong, it's a different story: your income isn't tied to the Australian economy, and fewer local buyers means less competition. Just know that banks look hard at expat loans.

Buying Australian property from overseas, or already own back home? Know your position. Book a chat via the link in bio.

29/09/2026

The Australian property market isn’t one market, so why invest like it is?

National property headlines and Australian housing market averages can be useful context, but they don’t tell you what’s happening in every suburb, city or individual property market.

Different Australian property markets can be at completely different stages of the cycle at the same time. For investors, that makes market selection, research and a clear property investment strategy far more important than reacting to the latest headline.

If you’re an Australian expat looking to build wealth through property back home, the strategy should come before the property.

DM us to learn how Property NXT can help you build wealth using a considered strategy in the Australian property market from overseas.

24/09/2026

One investment property. A retirement plan years in the making.

That’s the motivation behind the mum and dad investors discussed in this Property NXT Talks episode.

We explore why everyday Australians buy rental properties and the role they hope rental income will play in retirement. It’s a personal perspective on the people caught up in Australia’s property investment debate.

Watch the full episode via the link in our bio.

If Australian property prices crashed tomorrow, would you actually be ready to buy?Waiting for a cheaper investment prop...
22/09/2026

If Australian property prices crashed tomorrow, would you actually be ready to buy?

Waiting for a cheaper investment property can feel sensible. But a price drop alone won’t tell you whether the property suits your finances or long-term goals.

Domain’s July 2026 analysis found eight completed housing downturns over roughly 30 years, averaging eight months and a 2.9% fall from peak to trough.

Those averages hide significant differences between markets. They also can’t predict the depth or length of the next downturn.

For Aussie expats buying Australian property from overseas, getting ready means understanding how lenders assess your foreign income, confirming your deposit and allowing for ongoing holding costs.

That preparation helps you assess an opportunity when it appears, with a realistic budget already in place.

Comment SPARK, and we’ll get your plan ready now.

18/09/2026

Hong Kong, this is just the beginning. 🇭🇰

Property NXT has officially launched in Hong Kong, with our first event at Soho House reaching max capacity.

Together with Aussie Expat Home Loans, we brought Australian property investment, expat home lending and the realities of buying in Australia from overseas into one room, with a brilliant group of Aussie expats and overseas buyers ready to learn, ask questions and get clearer on their next move.

Thank you to everyone who joined us and made our Hong Kong launch such a memorable night.

We’re so excited to officially be here, and we can’t wait for this next chapter.

You don’t need to be a millionaire to explore Australian property investment from overseas. So how much money would you ...
17/09/2026

You don’t need to be a millionaire to explore Australian property investment from overseas. So how much money would you need to buy a property back home? And could some of it already be sitting in a property you own?

In this carousel, a $750,000 investment property has an illustrative 20% deposit of $150,000, with a $600,000 loan. Buying costs and a cash buffer sit on top.

For Aussie expats who already own Australian property, accessible equity may help fund the deposit and buying costs. Releasing equity involves additional borrowing, subject to valuation, lender approval and borrowing capacity.

The next question is whether your overseas income can comfortably support the repayments and ongoing property expenses.

Property NXT connects Aussie expats with specialist mortgage brokers who can assess foreign income and help establish a realistic buying budget.

The deposit example is illustrative. Some overseas borrowers may need more than 20%, and lending requirements vary.

Wondering what buying Australian property from overseas could look like for you? DM us to learn more.

14/09/2026

Hong Kong, we’re officially here. 🇭🇰

Property NXT has launched in Hong Kong, bringing our Australian property advisory service closer to Aussie expats and overseas buyers looking to invest in Australia.

If building wealth with Australian property is on your radar, we’re here to help you build a personalised investment plan, understand your options and make informed decisions from overseas.

We’re excited to bring what we’ve built in Singapore to Hong Kong and support more expats looking to invest back home.

Connect with us today.

How long could you afford to wait for your investment property to grow in value?That monthly shortfall could be coming o...
13/09/2026

How long could you afford to wait for your investment property to grow in value?

That monthly shortfall could be coming out of your salary for years.

When comparing capital growth vs. rental yield, it helps to calculate what you’ll actually need to contribute.

In our illustrative example, a $600,000 property earns $36,000 in annual rent. That’s a 6% gross rental yield. With $40,000 in annual loan repayments and property expenses, the investor still contributes $4,000 a year.

If your property investment strategy relies on long-term capital growth, consider whether you can cover those holding costs through vacancies, unexpected repairs or slower growth.

For Aussie expats investing in Australian property, exchange rate movements can also affect the cost of covering a shortfall from overseas income.

Before buying an investment property, ask: how much could I comfortably contribute each month, and for how long?

Save this carousel for your next investment property conversation.

*Figures are illustrative, before tax and assume 52 weeks of rent. Actual costs and returns vary.

12/09/2026

The buyers were ready. The apartment launch had to wait.

In this episode of Property NXT Talks, we discuss a Queensland development that paused while construction costs were reassessed, and why tradies’ experiences with fixed-price contracts are influencing new quotes.

If you’re considering buying off the plan in Australia, this helps explain some of the pressure behind new apartment prices.

We carefully vet the developers we work with and keep our clients informed about the rare occurrence of project circumstances changing.

Watch the full episode via the following link: https://youtu.be/lcXMGFBeezc?si=oKAwVLtUcW_5tP7i

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