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All the latest updates affecting your property investment. Smart Property Investments is the top source for latest property market reports, insights, news and useful tips and strategies from experts.
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Investor Strategy • 02 MAR 2026
New transport links to unlock Central Coast investment opportunities
A new high-speed rail is set to provide the Central Coast property market with a significant boost, bringing more businesses and lifestyle buyers to the area.
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First Property Buyer • 01 MAR 2026
Why window furnishings should be on every first home buyer's checklist
When you're buying your first home, window furnishings rarely make the shortlist. Between building inspections, mortgage repayments and stamp duty, a set of curtains can...
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Investor Strategy • 27 FEB 2026
Melbourne’s commercial market set to boom as residential sector bounces back
As Melbourne’s residential market regains momentum, investors have also been eyeing the city’s commercial sector for long-term growth and stronger returns.
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Tax & Legal • 27 FEB 2026
$12k blunders: WA builder’s insurance, progress payment errors prove costly
A Perth builder has been fined $12,000 for two home building contract offences, including failing to take out a mandatory insurance policy to protect property owners.
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Tax & Legal • 27 FEB 2026
CGT changes likely to cause investors to flee, not lift supply
Capital gains tax discounts continue to make headlines ahead of the May budget as a potential housing lever, but industry leaders warned major changes could drive...
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Finance • 27 FEB 2026
The first home buyer scheme is a risk Australia can no longer ignore
Last week’s intervention from the International Monetary Fund should have ended any debate about the federal government’s 5 per cent deposit scheme. This is not a...
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First Property Buyer • 26 FEB 2026
FHBs hit with further obstacles to home ownership as prices rise 70% in 5 years
Property ownership has become increasingly out of reach for first home buyers, with data showing entry-level dwelling values have risen by nearly 70 per cent over the...
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Tax & Legal • 26 FEB 2026
Defective decks: WA tradie fined after failing to fix dodgy work
A tradie has been fined thousands of dollars after failing to rectify defective decking work at two properties in Perth.
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Tax & Legal • 26 FEB 2026
Stamp duty changes set to save downsizers 6 figures
South Australian downsizers are set to save big bucks on stamp duty as the state’s major parties go toe to toe on housing reforms ahead of the upcoming state...
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Investor Strategy • 25 FEB 2026
Lifestyle appeal fuels yields in desirable coastal regions
Investors have their sights on desirable coastal regions as lifestyle appeal fuels demand for rentals, driving strong yields.
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