Charles Vargas

 As the federal election approaches, housing policy has finally hit the spotlight — but not for the right reasons. In this episode, Terry Ryder cuts through the spin and dive into the political theatre playing out between major parties over Australia’s housing crisis. From vote-chasing tax perks to demand-boosting band-aid schemes, he unpacks why […]

 As the federal election approaches, housing policy has finally hit the spotlight — but not for the right reasons. In this episode, Terry Ryder cuts through the spin and dive into the political theatre playing out between major parties over Australia’s housing crisis. From vote-chasing tax perks to demand-boosting band-aid schemes, he unpacks why

 In this episode, Terry Ryder dismantles the media myths surrounding landlords and reveals a far more sobering reality — most investors aren’t profiting, they’re bleeding cash. With 65% operating at a loss and many forced to sell, Ryder explores why the rental market is under serious threat. From rising interest rates to hostile policies,

 In this episode, Terry Ryder dismantles the media myths surrounding landlords and reveals a far more sobering reality — most investors aren’t profiting, they’re bleeding cash. With 65% operating at a loss and many forced to sell, Ryder explores why the rental market is under serious threat. From rising interest rates to hostile policies,

 Perth’s Property Market at its Peak: Tim Graham discusses the shift in Perth’s property market as it reaches its peak. He shares insights from Hotspotting’s Price Predictor Index, explaining how rising sales activity often leads to price growth, and how Perth’s market is now experiencing a slowdown due to decreasing sales. Why Perth Was

   Throughout the past three or four years of government discussion but little action on the housing shortage and the rental crisis, the people who provide the homes that people rent in Australia have never been part of the discussion. Many of our state and territory governments have held inquiries, summits and other talkfests

   Throughout the past three or four years of government discussion but little action on the housing shortage and the rental crisis, the people who provide the homes that people rent in Australia have never been part of the discussion. Many of our state and territory governments have held inquiries, summits and other talkfests

 Politicians at the upper levels of government have failed to deal with the cost-of-living pressures faced by Australians, including all the major components of high inflation such as electricity prices and the high cost of housing.   Rather than deal with the underlying core issues, our elected representatives prefer to wait until an election

   Throughout the past three or four years of government discussion but little action on the housing shortage and the rental crisis, the people who provide the homes that people rent in Australia have never been part of the discussion. Many of our state and territory governments have held inquiries, summits and other talkfests

 As Victoria’s housing market continues to grapple with rising rents and dwindling rental stock, the Real Estate Institute of Victoria (REIV) has issued a timely and urgent plea: reduce the tax burden on rental providers and stop penalising those who are keeping the rental market afloat. But instead of heeding the call, the Allan