Aussie Real Estate Podcast

We talk with Jade Fitzgerald from Ideal buyers Agency in Brisbane about how the city continues to outperform many Australian capital cities despite higher interest rates and softer buyer confidence. While the market is beginning to rebalance with fewer offers and longer selling campaigns, limited housing supply remains a major factor supporting prices across many Brisbane suburbs. Buyers are becom...

We talk with Tim Brown the CEO of residential mortgage group Recludo, about Australia’s latest Budget announcements are forcing property investors to rethink long-term strategies, particularly higher-income earners and investors using family trust structures. Analysts say proposed capital gains tax changes could reshape investment decisions, portfolio structures and borrowing strategies as investo...

We talk with Veronica Morgan from Good Deeds about Sydney investors and why many Australian borrowers stayed on variable loans expecting interest rates to ease sooner, but repeated rate rises have increased pressure on household budgets and investor cash flow. Property investors are now reassessing debt strategies, rental yields and portfolio performance as higher holding costs reshape decision-ma...

We talk with Asti Mardiasmo, Chief Economist for PRD about how Australia’s changing property market is creating new opportunities for investors willing to look beyond traditional strategies. While some investors are selling due to higher costs and tighter lending conditions, others are targeting affordable unit markets where demand remains strong. Analysts say softer conditions can create opportun...

Australia’s property market is undergoing a major shift as rising interest rates reduce borrowing power and tighten investor margins. Traditional buy-and-hold strategies are becoming harder to sustain, prompting investors to reassess cash flow, yields and long-term performance. Mortgage competition is increasing, but affordability pressures remain a significant concern across the market. You can h...

We talk with Gareth Spense, the Head of Australian Economics for NAB about the Australian property market is showing signs of strain, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne where price declines are becoming more noticeable. Rising interest rates and affordability pressures are reducing buyer confidence, while growth across other markets is also beginning to slow. You can have your say by leaving a v...

We talk with Sarah Megginson from Finder about Mortgage stress re-emerging across Australia as savings built during low-interest years continue to disappear. Higher repayments and ongoing cost-of-living pressure are forcing households to rethink spending, borrowing and housing decisions. Economists warn affordability challenges are now becoming one of the biggest influences on the Australian prope...

We talk with Matthew Hughes the Managing Director of Capital Property Advisory about why Perth is outperforming the national housing market, with median house prices now above the Australian benchmark of $910,000. Annual growth of around $194,000, or 21.5%, reflects strong demand and limited supply. Construction delays and cost pressures are restricting new stock, supporting continued price resili...

The Reserve Bank of Australia has increased the cash rate again, placing further pressure on mortgage holders across the country. Higher repayments are tightening household budgets, especially as cost-of-living pressures remain elevated. For the property market, borrowing capacity is constrained, keeping buyer activity cautious and slowing overall market momentum. You can have your say by leaving...

We talk with James Hayashi the Principal of Ray White Eastern Beaches about Sydney’s auction clearance rates are holding in the mid-50% range, reflecting a balanced property market. Buyers remain active but cautious, while vendors are adjusting price expectations. More properties are passing in and selling post-auction, highlighting a shift toward negotiation-driven outcomes rather than competitiv...

We talk with Sharon Zollner the Chief Economist at ANZ Bank of NZ about the diverging paths of the Australian and New Zealand property markets. Australia remains supported by strong population growth and housing shortages, while New Zealand faces a slower recovery. Economic conditions, interest rates and sentiment are shaping very different outlooks across the Tasman. You can have your say by leav...

Mortgage competition is increasing as lenders sharpen rates for strong borrowers, but higher costs continue to pressure investors. Traditional buy-and-hold strategies are becoming more challenging, with tighter margins and reduced borrowing power. As a result, investors are reassessing strategies and looking for ways to improve cash flow and long-term returns. You can have your say by leaving a vo...

Aussie property investments in Dubai are changing: Sellers are having to adjusting to the New market reality. Dana Lewis and Mario Volpi are back with Craig talking about Dubai real estate buyers are asking whether off plan supply is now too high and if the resale market is becoming the smarter play. We break down seller pricing expectations, changing demand, and where current value may sit for in...

We talk with Jeff Anderson from Anderson property advisors about Melbourne’s outer suburbs are gaining momentum as buyers pursue affordability and value in areas like Melton, Frankston and Broadmeadows. While blue-chip markets soften, units are holding firmer than houses. And what are real estate agents doing with high-pressure sales tactics? You can have your say by leaving a voice message ►  htt...

We talk with Ian Ugarte, a property developer from Invida about Australia’s housing shortage is driving interest in affordable housing models, rooming accommodation and shared living strategies. These approaches can improve rental yield while increasing housing supply, especially for lower-income renters and singles. Investors are watching closely as demand rises and traditional housing options be...

We talk with Anthony Landahl, the Managing Director of Equilibria Finance and mortgage broker about Australia’s April housing market is showing a clear two-speed trend. Sydney and Melbourne are cooling, while Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide continue to outperform. Rising prices remain a factor, but market momentum now depends heavily on location, supply levels and buyer confidence in each city.   htt...

We talk with Kelly Hill the CEO of Arcsite about why Australia has billions invested in apartments, strata complexes and mixed-use developments, yet many buildings still suffer poor handovers, missing records and unclear warranties. When ownership data is fragmented, costs rise and disputes follow. Centralised building information is becoming critical for owners, investors and future resale confid...

From shifting demand and supply shortages to capital city performance and buyer caution, we break down the biggest stories and market highlights. Useful insights for homeowners, investors, and first-home buyers planning ahead. Australia’s housing market is being driven by a major demographic shift. Millennials, now the largest generation in Australia, are entering peak buying years. With 7.6 milli...

We talk with Scott Mitchell from Mitchells Realty about Australia’s property market remains resilient in 2026, but growth has clearly moderated. Rising interest rates and affordability pressures are slowing momentum, not causing a collapse. Markets like Perth, Brisbane and Adelaide continue to outperform, while Sydney and Melbourne enter a softer phase with more balanced buyer conditions.   https:...

We talk with Simon Kuestenmacher, Co-founder of The Demographics Group about Millennials are now the nation’s largest demographic at 7.6 million people, they are set to dominate home buying through the 2020s. This shift could reshape house prices, borrowing trends, and long-term property investment strategies nationwide. You can have your say by leaving a voice message ►  https://www.speakpipe.com...

We talk with Tonya Davidson the founder of Davidson Advocates in Melbourne about why investors are back in the market. Regional Australia remains firmly in focus as buyers compare Ballarat and Wagga Wagga for value and long-term growth. With the RBA pressure cycle continuing and potential negative gearing or capital gains tax changes ahead, investors are reassessing opportunities beyond capital ci...

What has the Australian real estate market revealed in the first quarter of 2026? We review the major property stories, price movements, buyer behaviour, and standout city trends so far this year. A clear look at what Q1 tells us about where housing markets may head next. You can have your say by leaving a voice message ►  https://www.speakpipe.com/realestateradio ► Website: https://aussierealesta...

The Josh Tesolin ban has intensified calls for higher standards across Australia’s real estate industry. Buyers and sellers are demanding stronger ethics, better transparency, and greater duty of care. Agency owners and principals may now face growing pressure to lift training, compliance, and professional accountability. You can have your say by leaving a voice message ►  https://www.speakpipe.co...

We talk to Dana Lewis and Mario Volpi about Dubai’s property market entering a pause phase as UAE business activity slows to near four-year lows. Travel advisories, reduced flights, and mobility disruptions are affecting relocations and cross-border movement.  You can have your say by leaving a voice message ►  https://www.speakpipe.com/realestateradio ► Website: https://aussierealestatepodcast.lo...

We talk with Chris Gray the founder of Your Empire Buyers Agents and property investor about the best time to buy property and build a portfolio.  Economic uncertainty often changes buyer behaviour, but it can also create opportunity. When confidence falls, competition may ease and negotiation power can improve. The key question is whether current conditions present value for prepared buyers or wh...