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Treasurer downplays property tax windfall from budget

THE treasurer has downplayed expectations that the government will reap a tax bounty from changes in the upcoming budget, as he reassured property investors that past investment decisions would be respected. Scaling back negative gearing and capital gains tax concessions for property investors are likely to be included in the May budget, which Jim Chalmers said would be focused on countering inflation and intergenerational inequality. The war in Iran has deepened the government’s inflation predicament. Inflation figures for March showed the headline rate rise from 3.7 per cent

Billions in the coffers with major property tax changes

Massive funds injection to help fast-track approvals

NSW on right track as it attempts to climb housing Everest

Western Australia top of the tree as eastern states stagnate

Report says ‘residential no longer the brightest spot’

Chalmers proposes to deliver a ‘very responsible Budget’

Affordability continue to slide – report

Australia needs homes that are affordable, fit for purpose and secure, for all households, of all incomes and in all locations. That is the premise of the State Of The Housing System Re

BREEDING more confidence in the housing market and a big push to reduce costs should be key measures in the Federal Budget next month. Conveyancers from around the country were una

Big four bank: clients have savings buffers

THE conflict in the Middle East is creating greater economic uncertainty, particularly for customers, one of Australia’s big four banks say. The warning from ANZ Bank came as the f

A regional housing roundtable has warned that current housing policy settings are failing regional communities. And it is calling for a dedicated national housing plan to address mountin