Binnari Property

23/09/2026

You’ve found the right property market. But have you found the right suburb?

Two suburbs in the same city can have very different supply, demand and growth prospects.

Here’s one of the key things we look at before deciding where to invest.

09/09/2026

How they paid off $500K in 5 years 👇

2020: Bought in Brisbane for $750K

2025: Sold for $1.3M

Profit after costs: ~$550K

Straight onto their home loan. Debt GONE.

Now they’re buying 2-3 more investments for retirement.

Want the same for your family? Comment “DEBT GONE” and we’ll be in touch.

01/09/2026

Planning to buy an investment property? Australia’s negative gearing rules have changed.

Under the new rules, investors purchasing existing residential property after the Government’s cutoff will face different treatment from 1 July 2027 when it comes to using rental losses against income such as salary and wages.

New builds are treated differently.

That could make the choice between new and existing property even more important when you’re working out what you can actually afford to hold.

Want to understand how the changes could affect your next investment?

Comment “PROPERTY” below and we’ll organise a complimentary 15-minute call with our Head of Research.

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General information only. Tax outcomes depend on individual circumstances. Consider seeking professional tax and financial advice.

26/08/2026

Trying to build a 5-property portfolio? That might be the wrong goal.

Owning more properties doesn’t automatically mean building more wealth.

We regularly see investors prioritise quantity and ending up with multiple underperforming assets in markets with weaker fundamentals.

Sometimes one quality property can do significantly more for your long-term position than several average ones.

Build for the outcome, not the property count.

Follow Binnari for more Australian property investment insights.

25/08/2026

A great night at Restaurant Hubert last Friday!

Good food, great company and plenty of property insights as we shared our latest market update.

Thanks to everyone who joined us and made it such a great evening!

24/08/2026

A $1M investment property could leave you $35K-$40K put of pocket each year…

And that’s before any major maintenance costs.

The purchase price is only part of the equation. What really matters is understanding the numbers and whether you can comfortably hold the property long enough for the strategy to play out.

Dave & Dom break down a real $1M property scenario and what investors need to consider.

Want to run through the numbers of your next investment? Comment “NUMBERS” below and we’ll organise a complimentary 15-minute call with our Head of Research.

06/07/2026

09/04/2026

Inside the Melbourne Market.

We recently spoke with , CEO & Director at Matthews Agency, to understand what’s happening on the ground.

A few key themes stood out:

• Melbourne is increasingly being seen as relative value compared to Sydney

• Owner-occupiers now dominate demand (~80% of buyers)

• First home buyers are driving activity at the lower end

• Not all segments are performing equally

Importantly, this is not a uniform market.

Performance is becoming more segmented, with quality assets in established locations continuing to perform, while lower-quality and oversupplied stock remains more vulnerable.

As always, outcomes will depend on asset selection and understanding where demand is concentrated!

08/04/2026

Good finishes matter more than most people think.

In investment property, it’s not about luxury - it’s about quality, durability and appeal to the right buyer.

At Binnari, we look for:

• Clean, timeless finishes
• Natural light and functional layouts
• Materials that will hold up over time
• A level of finish that appeals to owner-occupiers

Because the right finish doesn’t just look good - it supports demand, rental appeal and long-term performance!

08/04/2026

Melbourne is showing signs of re-emerging momentum in 2026.

We spoke with , CEO & Director at Matthews Agency, about what’s really happening on the ground - from owner-occupiers driving the majority of demand to increased activity from first home buyers.

With Melbourne increasingly being viewed as relative value compared to Sydney, it’s clear this is not a uniform market. Demand is concentrated, and not all segments are moving equally.

Understanding where that demand sits is key.

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