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📊 Rental Returns Across Australia

Gross rental yield is an important measure of how efficiently an investment property is generating rental income relative to its value.

While capital growth remains a key driver of long-term wealth, understanding rental yields can help investors balance cash flow and overall portfolio performance.

➡️ Swipe to see the latest rental yield figures across Australia's capital cities for July 2026.

⏱️ How quickly is Australia's property market moving?

Days on Market (DOM) is a useful indicator of market conditions and buyer demand. Generally, the fewer days a property spends on the market, the stronger the competition and demand.

Whether you're buying, selling or investing, understanding how quickly properties are selling can help you make more informed decisions and better time your next move.

📊 Here's a snapshot of the average days on market across Australia's capital cities for July 2026.

🏡 July Property Market Wrap for Investors
Which capital cities are continuing to grow, and where is momentum starting to ease?

This month’s results provide a snapshot of how property prices are performing across Australia and whether the market is genuinely beginning to slow.

➡️ Swipe for the city-by-city breakdown.

🚨 New Financial Year Reality Check: Do you know your next move in property?

Most investors own property.

But very few know:
🧭 What their next move should be
📊 How their portfolio is actually performing
💰 How much usable equity they have available
📈 Whether they're on track to achieve their financial goals

The most successful investors don't rely on guesswork—they follow a strategy.

That's why we're offering a FREE Property Strategy Session for a limited time as part of our New Financial Year Promo.

✔️ Review your portfolio
✔️ Identify opportunities
✔️ Clarify your next move

👉 Click the link below to book your FREE session today.

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🏡 Proposed SMSF Changes: What Property Investors Need to Know

Recent discussions around SMSF property investing have generated significant attention among investors.

One proposal currently being discussed is the restriction on Self-Managed Super Funds using Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBAs) to purchase residential property.

If introduced, this could mean residential property acquisitions within an SMSF would need to be funded from the fund's available cash balance rather than borrowed funds. At this stage, commercial properties are exempt from this restrictions.

However, it's important to remember:
📌 This is currently a proposal, not enacted legislation.
📌 Existing rules remain in place unless and until changes are formally introduced.
📌 The final outcome, timing, and details may differ from what has been proposed.

For investors, the key takeaway is not to react emotionally to headlines, but to stay informed and focus on long-term strategy.

As always, understanding your options and seeking professional advice is essential before making investment decisions.

💡 Strategy first. Headlines second.

📢 RBA Hits Pause After Three Consecutive Rate Rises
 
After increasing interest rates at its last three meetings, the Reserve Bank of Australia has decided to leave the cash rate unchanged, giving borrowers and investors a welcome period of stability.
 
So, what does this mean for property investors?
 
So what does this mean for property investors?
✔️ Borrowing conditions remain relatively stable
✔️ Existing cashflow projections stay on track
✔️ Buyers and investors can continue planning with greater confidence
✔️ Opportunities remain available for those with a clear strategy
 
While headlines often focus on what the RBA is doing, successful investors know that long-term wealth isn’t built on predicting rate movements—it’s built on having the right strategy.
 
The reality is that market conditions will always change. Those who wait for the “perfect” time often find themselves watching opportunities pass by.
 
💡 The more important question isn’t whether rates moved today, it’s whether your investment strategy is helping you move closer to your financial goals.
 
📲 Reach out to our team to book in your complimentary Property Strategy Session.
 

Ever wondered what it actually takes to buy your first home... and whether rentvesting might be the smarter move?
 
Across Australia, affordability is tightening - and Domain’s latest research shows first-home buyers are under increasing pressure as property prices continue to rise.
 
A key measure of this is the “entry-level” price, where most first-home buyers typically start.
 
And in Adelaide, that starting point has shifted significantly 👇
• Entry-level houses: ~$720,000 (a 20.0% annual increase)

For a city once known for affordability, that’s a big change.
 
And it’s exactly why we’re seeing more people consider rentvesting - renting where they want to live, while investing where they can afford to buy.
 
Because in today’s market, getting in looks different... and strategy matters more than ever.
 
👉 Want to find out if you should strategically purchase your first home or first investment property? Reach out to our team for a complimentary Strategy Session.
 
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💰 Which cities are delivering the strongest rental returns?

Gross rental yields can give investors a clearer picture of cash flow potential and market performance across the country.

Here’s a snapshot of how Australia’s capital cities performed in April — valuable insights for anyone looking to grow or refine their investment strategy 📈
 

Here’s how long homes took to sell across Australia’s capital cities in May ⏱️
 
Days on market can reveal a lot about buyer demand, competition, and where opportunities may be emerging. Whether you’re planning to buy, sell, or invest, keeping an eye on market speed is key to staying ahead.