The weekly round-up of the biggest news stories from across Momentum Media’s property brands from the week ending 19 June.
Albanese unveils sweeping CGT carve-outs
After weeks of backlash, the federal government has widened CGT concessions and trimmed its own tax powers.
Rate hikes reverse price falls, squeeze borrowing power
Fresh data has shown that recent cash rate increases have reversed any affordability boosts from softer prices, with income hurdles for would‑be buyers climbing sharply.
Majors split as they lock in fresh rate calls
Economists at the big four banks have sketched out starkly different cash rate forecasts.
Bullock keeps hikes on table, says inflation too high
The RBA governor has signalled that the tightening cycle may not be over yet, adding that inflation remained too high for comfort.
New builds a depreciation goldmine as investors shift strategy after tax reforms
As investors pivot to new builds in light of the federal government’s recent reforms, they’re set to benefit from a depreciation benefit of three times more than established properties.
Sellers to sharpen auction strategy in softer conditions
As a softer market and increased buyer caution reshape property conditions, sellers need to work alongside agents on pricing, timing, and sales strategy to secure successful outcomes.
Rate hold: Stability returns to property market, but for how long?
The property market is set to remain stable over the coming months following the Reserve Bank of Australia’s decision to keep rates on hold, with well-priced properties to attract strong buyer interest despite softer market sentiment.
[Related: Hot Property: The biggest property headlines from the week 8–12 June]
Want to see more stories from trusted news sources?
Make The Adviser a preferred news source on Google.
Click here to add The Adviser as a preferred news source.
