Australia’s biggest investment tax shake-up in decades is changing the rules for property and shares. We highlight the winners and losers.

Australia's property market faces a test that could reshape the next decade.

For property bulls convinced prices only rise, this report pours cold water on that narrative.

State governments may become the Budget’s biggest casualty if fewer property transactions hammer stamp duty revenues.

Sebastian Ferrando says investment properties are sub-par wealth builders. I couldn't disagree more, and here's why.

With dispersion high and valuations uneven, owning the index may mean missing the best opportunities in listed property.

The higher the LVR, the thinner the buffer. At some point, credit stops behaving like credit and starts behaving like equity.

After years of underperformance, global REITs are deeply discounted. History suggests that may not last.

Christopher Joye says Australia faces the prospect of a prolonged rate hiking cycle as government policy fuels higher inflation.

The priority for the Federal Budget should be to avoid making housing pressures worse by supporting more demand while hurting supply.

Diversified unlisted property funds offer reliable income, smoother returns and simpler access than other forms of property investment.

Msquared Capital's Paul Miron says Australia’s economic prosperity has been built on good luck and not good policy.

With monthly income, franked dividends and a NAV discount, Metrics' Andrew Lockhart breaks down what MRE offers investors right now.

Brisbane offices are gearing up for an income-driven recovery with fewer new projects and stronger demand.

The property market’s biggest risk isn’t inflation or affordability, it’s uncertainty: policy & geopolitics pulling in different directions.

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