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$80K TAX BOMB IN 40 DAYS. 3 Fatal Mistakes That Will Destroy Your Property Wealth Before May | APS140

Alex Shang

Published on: 01/04/2026

In 40 days, the Federal Budget could change how every investment property in this country gets taxed. The Senate report is out, Treasury is modelling the numbers, and the CBA CEO has gone on national TV backing the change. This is not speculation; this is policy in motion. And the number one question I’m hearing from investors is: “Should I sell before the rules change?” I went through the Senate report, Treasury’s modelling, Senator Pocock’s cross-party proposal, all of it. My team ran its own numbers, and we came to one conclusion: 90% of people are focused on the wrong thing. What’s actually changing isn’t whether property is worth investing in.

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Australia's Inflation Storm: Why a Ceasefire Could Actually Hurt Property Investors More ｜APS139

Alex Shang

Published on: 28/03/2026

Housing CPI at 7.2%, a 45% petrol spike still off the books, and four forces tightening at once. Alex breaks down the 3 dates every Australian property investor must watch before May 2026.

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Sydney Down 6%, Perth Up 13% — SQM Rewrites the Fate of 8 Australian Cities ｜APS137

Alex Shang

Published on: 21/03/2026

Four months ago, SQM Research forecast national Australian property growth of 6% to 10%. Perth was tipped at 16%. Sydney at up to 6%. The sentiment was unmistakable — rates are falling, buy before you miss out. Four months later, the same firm tore up those numbers. National growth sits at 0% to 3%. Sydney faces a potential 6% decline. Yet one city barely flinched, still projected at up to 13%. That gap is the single most important signal in the 2026 Australian property market — and it tells you exactly where capital should flow.

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