Australia Property Market Is Not Crashing... 99% Investors Don't Know The REAL STORY

Australia’s Property Market Is NOT Collapsing… Here’s What Investors Should Do Now Australia’s property market is going through one of its biggest shake-ups in years. With the new 2026 property tax changes, SMSF borrowing restrictions, changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, rising interest rates and growing talk of a housing crash, a lot of property investors are asking the same question: What should I actually do with my money now? In this episode, Moxin Reza sits down with Ali from Mortgage Scout to break down what is really happening behind the headlines and what investors need to understand before making their next move.

They cover: • What the 2026 SMSF changes actually mean for property investors • What happens if you already rolled money into an SMSF • 4 strategies investors can consider after the SMSF lending changes • Whether buying property outright through super still makes sense • How syndicates and complex structures can create new opportunities • Why commercial property could become a bigger opportunity for SMSF investors • What investors need to know about negative gearing and CGT changes • Why the traditional “buy and hold” strategy may need to change • Cash flow vs capital growth and manufacturing equity • Why sophisticated investors are looking beyond traditional residential property • Is Australia actually heading for a property crash? • Why the current market could create opportunities for investors who understand the fundamentals • What the housing supply shortage means for property prices • Why first home buyers may be competing against increasingly sophisticated investors The big question is simple: Are Australian property investors facing the end of the old game… or the beginning of a new one?

Watch until the end for the discussion around where the market could be heading next. Disclaimer: This podcast is for general information and educational purposes only and does not constitute financial, tax, legal or investment advice. Always seek advice from a qualified professional before making financial or investment decisions. Not sure where to start? Book a free call and we'll show you exactly what's possible for your situation. www.bit.ly/expertcall30

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