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Numbers of pre-1985 purchase houses in Sydney CGT free
1. The Ultra-High Tier: Eastern Suburbs (Est. 4,500 – 6,000 homes) This region contains the highest dollar-value and volume of pre-1985 CGT exempt assets due to multi-generational family wealth, large estate holding patterns, and a highly affluent demographic that rarely needs to liquidate primary assets. 2. The High Tier: Upper & Lower North Shore (Est.
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The Blindsided Impact of Capital Gains Tax Changes in the 2026 Budget: What Every Investor and Homeowner Needs to Know
Introduction The implications of tax policies can resonate far beyond the realm of finance, impacting personal investment strategies, real estate markets, and even broader economic landscapes. The proposed changes to capital gains tax in the 2026 budget have sparked considerable discussion among investors, homeowners, and financial professionals alike. As policymakers delve into the nuances of
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APRA Boosts Capital Requirements for Residential Mortgages
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has announced a significant increase in the capital adequacy requirements for residential mortgage exposures held by authorised deposit-taking institutions (ADIs) that use the internal ratings-based (IRB) approach. This move aims to bolster the resilience of the financial system and aligns with international regulatory trends. Key Takeaways Average risk weights
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Discover Your Dream Home: House and Land Packages in Brisbane Under $700k
Brisbane’s affordable house and land packages under $700k offer a great way to enter the market without breaking the bank. These packages often include modern inclusions, larger land components, and potential for growth in emerging communities like Ipswich and Logan City.
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Balmain Leagues Site Development Fast-Tracked with Government Pre-Sale Guarantee
The NSW government will guarantee pre-sales for up to 50% of off-the-plan homes in eligible projects, with a focus on accelerating housing supply and providing financial security for developers.
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NSW Government Pours Millions into Regional Housing and Infrastructure
The NSW Government is injecting significant funding into regional areas to accelerate housing development and infrastructure upgrades. This multi-million dollar investment aims to unlock thousands of new homes, support local councils in planning and development, and foster sustainable growth across the state’s regional communities. KEY TAKEAWAYS Over $68,000 new homes are targeted across regional NSW.
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NSW Tackles Housing Crisis with Net Zero Homes and Record Construction Rates
NSW has surpassed its previous record with over 79,300 homes under construction, marking the highest number in seven years. The state government is committed to achieving 377,000 new homes by 2029, with a focus on sustainable practices.
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Discover Your Dream Boutique Homes: Building Unique Residences Across Australia
A boutique home is a bespoke sanctuary that reflects the owner’s unique personality and lifestyle, combining luxury, functionality, and individual character in every detail.
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NSW Government Unleashes Millions to Accelerate Regional Housing Boom
The NSW Government is investing $23.9 million through two programs to boost regional housing, with the Regional Housing Strategic Planning Fund and Low Cost Loans Initiative supporting councils with planning and infrastructure. Significant progress is being made in delivering new public and affordable housing across NSW.
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HOUSING DEBATE ERUPTS: LEGAL CHALLENGES AND COMMUNITY BACKLASH MEET NSW’S DENSITY PLANS
New housing developments in New South Wales are facing significant opposition, marked by legal battles and community pushback. A landmark court case challenging the state’s low and mid-rise housing policy has been withdrawn, but the debate over increasing housing density continues to divide communities and councils across the state. KEY TAKEAWAYS A Mosman resident’s legal