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Where are first home buyers purchasing property in Australia – and how will Help to Buy Shape the market?

First home buyers are shifting to outer suburbs and regional hubs—but with Help to Buy expanding in 2025, expect fresh demand and rising prices in key markets. Here's what you need to know.

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March 27, 2025
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Unlocking your super: The complete guide to buying investment property with superannuation

Discover how to use your super to buy investment property in Australia through an SMSF. Learn whether it's the right strategy for your retirement planning

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Apr 21, 2025
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Australian property trusts: Strategic structures for real estate investors

Managing residential property in Australia becomes significantly more effective when you understand the power of trusts. Whether you're a property investor looking to optimise tax planning, a homeowner planning your estate, or a landlord managing rental income.

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Apr 9, 2025
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How to invest $100K in real estate: A guide for Australian residential property investors

Got $100K to invest in Australian property? Explore smart strategies, location picks, and financing tips to make the most of your deposit.

Godfrey Dinh
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Apr 4, 2025
Smiling young couple standing in front of an apartment building, symbolising first home buyers entering the Australian property market.

Where are first home buyers purchasing property in Australia – and how will Help to Buy Shape the market?

First home buyers are shifting to outer suburbs and regional hubs—but with Help to Buy expanding in 2025, expect fresh demand and rising prices in key markets. Here's what you need to know.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 27, 2025
Modern low-rise apartment building with bold orange architectural features, glass balconies, and landscaped gardens, under a clear blue sky—representing contemporary Australian urban housing.

Help to Buy: Australia's new shared equity scheme explained

Need help entering the property market? Discover the 2025 Help to Buy scheme, offering shared equity, low deposits and expanded eligibility for first home buyers.

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Mar 26, 2025
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How to calculate real estate tax in Australia: A guide for property investors

Confused by property tax in Australia? From land tax to stamp duty, this simple guide breaks it all down so you know exactly what to expect and how to calculate it.

Godfrey Dinh
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Mar 26, 2025
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What is an appraisal in real estate in Australia?

Wondering how real estate appraisals impact your investment strategy? In this blog, we walk you through how a real estate appraisal works, how to get one, the time and costs involved, and the impact it can have on your investment strategy.

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Mar 19, 2025
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Australian property investor's guide to tax deductions: What you can write off

Discover how properly claiming tax deductions could be the difference between a profitable investment property and one that underperforms. This guide covers all deductible expenses for Australian property investors, from mortgage interest to body corporate fees.

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Mar 17, 2025
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Understanding real estate crowdfunding: A balanced assessment

Explore real estate crowdfunding in Australia as an investment option. Learn how it works, compare platforms like DomaCom and BrickX, and discover if this alternative property investment aligns with your financial goals.

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Mar 11, 2025
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