Could potential tax changes worsen Australia’s housing shortfall?
The Smart Property Investment editorial team unpacks the latest real estate news and dives into how these developments could affect Australia’s property markets in the months and years ahead.
In this editorial update, hosts Liam Garman and Sebastian Holloman break down the recent discussions around potential changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, and unpack what this could mean for Australia’s construction pipeline and progress towards the national housing target.
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The duo also delve into how taxation policies in Queensland are hindering investor activity and development efforts, and discuss what upcoming rental reforms around pet ownership in NSW could mean for the state’s landlords.
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