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A new frontier of technology based property investment has arrived. The property investment landscape has changed and if you’re going to compete and thrive in this current information and economic climate, you need to be a step ahead of the pack, you need an advantage. Whilst technology fast tracks the generation and transmission of information, our research methods have become more robust and acc

urate than ever before. This technological advantage guides our investors away from those within the industry who seek to obscure and or deceive in order to serve their own interests. Lower level, newcomer property investors now have access to the same investment information that was once only available to professional, advanced property investors and todays buyers agents. To maximise our success in this highly competitive investor landscape we need to stand above all others - to continually look to improve and differentiate in order to maintain an edge.

10/08/2026

Why Melbourne auctions are outperforming Sydney

A Brisbane investor had two ways to value his property for the new capital gains rules. One costs about $1,500. The othe...
10/08/2026

A Brisbane investor had two ways to value his property for the new capital gains rules. One costs about $1,500. The other is free.

The free one would have cost him $49,000.

Why it punishes people who bought well 👇 full story in the comments.

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10/08/2026

Is the Sydney property market crashing?

10/08/2026

The top hidden property markets for yield

10/08/2026

The era of cheap money is officially over

His tenant hasn’t complained once in four years. He always read that as a good sign.From today it costs that tenant $25 ...
10/08/2026

His tenant hasn’t complained once in four years. He always read that as a good sign.

From today it costs that tenant $25 to leave — and a lot of NSW landlords are about to find out what was really keeping theirs.

Full story in the comments 👇

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“So I’ll just buy a commercial property instead.” That’s what he said when the super rule changed today.Then he asked wh...
10/08/2026

“So I’ll just buy a commercial property instead.” That’s what he said when the super rule changed today.

Then he asked what actually makes a property commercial — and the real answer catches out a lot of people.

Full story in the comments 👇

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Weekly Rents — week ending 9 August 2026The national combined median asking rent rose to $779.09 per week, up $2.56 on t...
10/08/2026

Weekly Rents — week ending 9 August 2026

The national combined median asking rent rose to $779.09 per week, up $2.56 on the prior week and 7.5% higher than a year ago, according to the Ripehouse Advisory rental listings database.

The standout movement this week came from the smaller capitals. Hobart unit rents jumped $15.67 in a single week to $561.98, while Darwin houses added $18.09 to reach $864.22 — now 12.9% above where they sat twelve months ago, the strongest annual growth of any capital city segment we track.

Sydney remains the clear pace-setter on price. Houses are now asking $1,066.48 per week (up 8.7% on the year) and units $939.36 (up 7.3%), keeping the combined Sydney median at $987.90 — within reach of the $1,000 mark.

Perth units continue their strong run, up $5.22 this week and 10.5% over twelve months. Melbourne remains the most affordable mainland capital for houses at $696.14, though its annual growth has lifted to 7.0%.

For investors, the data continues to show rents compounding well ahead of historical norms across every capital.

Full data: https://www.ripehouseadvisory.com.au/resources/blog/weekly-rents-week-ending-2026-08-09

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He's 46, has $400,000 in equity, a clean credit file and 20 years of income ahead.His borrowing capacity just fell $180,...
10/08/2026

He's 46, has $400,000 in equity, a clean credit file and 20 years of income ahead.

His borrowing capacity just fell $180,000. Nothing about him changed.

52% of investors say this is now their biggest problem. Only 2% blame interest rates.

Full story in the comments 👇

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10/08/2026

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