inSynergy Property Wealth Advisory

11/08/2026

📉 The RBA has held the cash rate at 4.35% but not every property segment will benefit equally.
The August decision marks the second consecutive pause after three rate rises earlier this year.

There are encouraging signs behind the decision:
✅ Annual inflation has eased from 4.6% in March to 3.8% in June
✅ Unemployment has risen to 4.4%, indicating that previous rate increases are slowing the economy
✅ Crude oil prices have fallen from around US$100 to US$80 per barrel, potentially easing fuel and transport costs

A stable cash rate should help restore buyer confidence and reduce the pressure on owners to sell.
However, Australia’s property market remains fragmented.
🏙️ Premium established properties may continue to face pressure from high borrowing and holding costs.
🏗️ Brand-new properties in undersupplied markets may remain more resilient, supported by limited housing supply and continued investor tax incentives.

The rate pause is encouraging but property selection, market fundamentals, and investment strategy matter more than ever.

Read more in Dr. Kevin Hoang’s interest rate update
👉 https://bit.ly/4wpWnpp

Dr. Kevin Hoang outlines why the RBA August 2026 Interest Rate pause will see property investors return to the market

05/08/2026

National headlines rarely tell the full story and long-term performance will depend on each market’s supply, affordability, population growth and rental demand.

In his July 2026 Property Market update, Chief Economist Dr. Kevin Hoang points to house values declining in Sydney and Melbourne while Adelaide, Darwin, Hobart and Perth continued to either hold or increase in value across both houses and units.

Rental pressure is also intensifying with Australia’s vacancy rate just 1.3% in June, while national rents rose 1.2% over the past three months. If this pace continues, rents could increase by approximately $35 per week by July 2027.

The takeaway for investors?
Australia doesn’t have just one property market and the gap between our capital cities is widening.

Read Dr Kevin Hoang’s July 2026 Property Market Update:
https://bit.ly/4clfSbf

Explore the July 2026 Property Market Update and uncover how Australia's growing fragmented market is seeing surprise growth in mid-city areas

04/08/2026

The Property Investment Professionals of Australia (P**A) are seeking your participation in the 12th Annual Investor Sentiment Survey. Your opinions have never been more important, especially given the recent changes to longstanding negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax policies for investors. The information gathered will help P**A best serve you in protecting your interests as a property investor as well as raising awareness of your concerns, challenges, and aspirations.

Take the survey: 2026 P**A Annual Investor Sentiment Survey https://bit.ly/4fE9Dle

Together, we can fight for a more equitable and fairer system for property investors and tenants around the country.

**A

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31/07/2026

Two investors.
The same $1 million budget.
Three years later, one had achieved approximately $487,000 more in potential property returns.
The key difference wasn’t the property type.
It was the market they chose.

In an illustrative comparison using publicly available market data:
• The Sydney investment generated approximately $148,000 in capital growth and $84,000 in gross rental income.
• The Perth investment generated approximately $569,000 in capital growth and $150,000 in gross rental income.

That’s a potential difference of $487,000.

This is the opportunity cost of “home bias”—choosing to invest close to home because the location feels familiar.
Familiarity may provide confidence, but it doesn’t necessarily produce the strongest investment outcome.

Property markets move through different cycles. At any given time, factors such as affordability, population growth, employment, infrastructure, housing supply and rental demand can create stronger opportunities outside an investor’s home state.

This doesn’t mean Perth will always outperform Sydney, nor should investors simply chase the market that performed best last year.

The lesson is to start with the evidence.

Your home should support the lifestyle you want.
Your investment should support the financial future you want.
Sometimes they’ll be in the same location. Often, they won’t.

Would you invest interstate if the fundamentals pointed to a stronger opportunity?
Read the full comparison here: https://bit.ly/4fE7BAc

17/07/2026

🏠 The next 12 months are expected to bring a more complex period for the Australian economy. Persistent inflation, global volatility, and domestic pressures are likely to create an increasingly fragmented property market. What are the key forces shaping the outlook, and how can Australians position themselves to remain financially resilient amid continued uncertainty?

📖 Read more: https://bit.ly/4w3mNOc

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15/07/2026

🏠 Is the Australian property market heading for a downturn? 📉

Rising interest rates, housing tax changes and shifting buyer behaviour are creating headwinds, but the story isn’t the same everywhere.

While some markets are expected to soften over the next 12 months, select capital cities and regional areas are still positioned for growth, driven by tight housing supply, low vacancy rates and strong rental yields.

This latest data from Cotality Australia reveals where these opportunities are and it’s essential viewing for every property investor.
📖 Read more: https://bit.ly/4aUwyWF

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13/07/2026

🎉 Celebrating 5 Years with inSynergy - Congratulations, David Hull! 🎉
Today we're celebrating an incredible milestone as David Hull marks five years with the inSynergy team.

If you've ever met Dave, you'll know he's like the Energizer Bunny - his enthusiasm, energy and commitment never seem to run out!

His passion for property investment and the positive impact it can have on people's lives is evident in every client conversation, strategy session and success story he helps create.

Dave, thank you for the passion, integrity and positivity you've brought to inSynergy over the past five years. Your dedication to your work and our shared purpose of helping Australians build lasting wealth through strategic property investment is an accomplishment we're incredibly proud of.

Congratulations on an outstanding milestone David!
Here's to the next chapter! 👏

13/07/2026

Is a housing market crash incoming? The Australian property market regularly cycles through periods of upswings and downturns, however with the Government changes to residential property investment, the market has officially entered its 9th downturn period since 1995, so what happens next and should investors be concerned?

08/07/2026

Australia’s property market is being transformed in the largest shake-up of the past 40 years, with changes to negative gearing, CGT and SMSF LRBA’s creating confusion and uncertainty for existing and aspiring property investors. In his June 2026 Market Update, inSynergy’s Chief Economist, Dr Kevin Hoang, outlines the early effects of these housing tax reforms and which capital areas are becoming hot property opportunities for smart investors.

👉 Read the June 2026 Property Market Update: https://bit.ly/4h1LvK9

08/07/2026

The ban on Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF's) using Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBA's) to purchase residential property comes into effect on Monday August 10. Investors still have limited time before the ban comes into effect but the time to act is right now!