The Australian mortgage market has long been dominated by the big banks, but non-bank lenders are making a strong case for investors looking for more flexibility, better rates, and faster loan approvals. In recent years, non-bank lenders have gained significant market share, creating a more competitive lending environment that benefits borrowers.
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The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) has announced a 25-basis point interest rate cut in February, marking a significant shift in monetary policy. For property investors, this reduction could be a catalyst for housing market growth, impacting affordability, demand, and investment potential.
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A Major Shift in Australian Property Investment Landscape The Australian Government has announced tougher restrictions on foreign property buyers, banning them from purchasing existing homes as part of a broader housing affordability strategy. This move aligns Labor with the Coalition’s stance on foreign property ownership and aims to ease housing pressure on Australians struggling to enter the market.
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The Australian property market is off to a strong start in 2025, with new property listings surging nationwide. According to data from SQM Research, total property listings increased by 4.5% in January, with a significant 18.1% rise in new listings compared to the same time last year. For property investors, this presents a unique opportunity to explore high-yield investment properties and cash-positive investment properties across Australia.
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How Regional Growth is Reshaping the Australian Property Market. Australia’s regional property market is thriving, with more suburbs joining the million-dollar club. Investors seeking high-yield properties and strong property capital growth are increasingly looking beyond capital cities.
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The New South Wales (NSW) Government recently announced ambitious housing targets to combat the ongoing housing crisis. By 2029, the state plans to construct 377,000 new homes across Sydney and regional areas. For property investors, these developments mark a significant opportunity to tap into emerging markets, maximise returns, and contribute to solving the housing shortage. In this blog, we delve into what these housing targets mean for Australian property investors and how you can position yourself strategically to benefit from them.
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Capital Growth 12 months, measures the increase in a property’s value over the previous 12 months, indicating how much the investment has appreciated in that timeframe.
Capital Growth 10-year annualised, reflects the average annual increase in a property’s value over the last decade, smoothing out short-term fluctuations to show long-term appreciation trends.
Vacancy Rate, indicates the percentage of properties that are currently unoccupied in that postcode, It’s a key indicator for investors to assess the rental demand.
