by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 15, 2026 | Budget, Property Advertising, Property Market, Real Estate
Perth’s property market has reached an interesting point in 2026. For several years, the dominant story was simple: demand was intense, listings were scarce, properties were selling quickly, and prices were moving sharply higher. Now, the numbers are telling a more...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 14, 2026 | Buy, Budget, Property Market, Real Estate
Buying your first home in Perth used to feel like a simple equation: save a deposit, get a mortgage and find a property you could afford. In 2026, that equation is considerably more complicated. Perth has experienced one of the strongest periods of housing growth in...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 7, 2026 | Property Management, Budget, Property Advertising, Property Market, Real Estate
Perth has always been a city that rewards long-term property investors. However, 2026 represents something different. Rather than growth being driven purely by population increases or mining booms, Western Australia is now entering a new phase in which...
by Manish Bargoti- | Aug 4, 2026 | Real Estate, Budget, Property Market
For more than two decades, Australian property investors have relied on a familiar formula: purchase an established investment property, offset losses through negative gearing, benefit from the Capital Gains Tax (CGT) discount, and allow long-term capital growth to...
by Manish Bargoti- | Jul 28, 2026 | Budget, Property Market, Real Estate
In Australian real estate, certain headlines immediately capture the attention of buyers, investors, and homeowners alike. One of the biggest stories to emerge over the past year has been the revelation that 77 affordable suburbs across Australia have transformed from...
by Manish Bargoti- | Jul 11, 2026 | Property Market, Budget, Real Estate
For years, Australians have asked the same question whenever the property market shifts: Is now the right time to buy? Sometimes that question is driven by rising interest rates. At other times, it is influenced by falling prices, tighter lending conditions, or...
