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Full steam ahead for controversial new tax measures

CONTROVERSIAL tax changes that have drawn widespread opposition will guarantee aspiration and fairness for future generations, according to the Labor Party. Treasurer Jim Chalmers introduced a landmark bill to parliament on Thursday that includes changes to capital gains tax and negative gearing, as well as a $250-a-year rebate for workers. “This is a bill for workers, for first home buyers and for future generations,” he told the House of Representatives. “It will help ensure that aspiration and opportunity are the birthright of every Australian and not just some.&

InfoTrack assumes total ownership of Sympli

Sympli buyout seen as a vote of confidence for sector

Gen X ‘resilient and capable’ in face of economic pressure

New tax settings must be offset by greater supply measures

Less words and more action to boost housing supply

Millions set aside to help promote more housing in NSW regions

Conveyancers slam ‘ridiculous’ tax changes

Conveyancers have slammed controversial tax changes announced in last week’s Federal Budget, saying the industry has already taken a hit as investors retreat from property. Treasurer Jim

Australia is banking on a Scandinavian-style solution to its housing problems. The government has promised $39.3 million for a trial of modular, pre-made building components &#

RBA finds investors are older, wealthier

A NEW Reserve Bank research paper has determined Australia has a large number of housing investors and many of them are over the age of 60. The report has found that there is a large coh

QUEENSLAND, South Australia and Western Australia have starred at the Real Estate Institute of Australia’s 2026 National Awards for Excellence. The awards were announced at a gala dinner