
About this episode
The election's over and Labor's locked in for another term, so what does that mean for home buyers and investors? John and Rach break down the key policies on the table and how they could impact the market over the next few years. They cover:
👉🏾 universal 5% deposit changes (no income cap!)
👉🏿 why January 2026 could trigger a demand surge
👉🏻 shared equity scheme pros and cons
👉 new builds vs established areas: what to consider
👉🏼 build-to-rent incentives and rental market shifts
👉🏽 foreign investor restrictions now in effect
👉🏾 how interest rate drops could change your borrowing power
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