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Upgrading? Whether you buy or sell first depends on the market (opens the original)
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When you're upgrading, the state of the property market has a big say in how you should approach it. In a hot market, listing your property and having it ready to sell is often the right move. It tells you exactly what you're working with before you commit to your next purchase. In a slower market, it can make more sense to find the home you want and buy it first, using a bridging loan to give yourself time to sell. That breathing room means you can wait for a more favourable season, let the mar
Renovating vs selling and buying: which really costs more? (opens the original)
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Renovating is not always cheaper than selling and buying. Most people assume a reno will cost less than moving. Sometimes it does. But in some homes, it makes more sense to sell and buy a place that already fits your needs, rather than trying to retrofit the one you have. Building costs blow out. Timelines stretch. And you can end up spending more than the work adds to the value. Selling and buying has its own switching costs too, plus tax considerations on both sides. The rule of thumb is simpl
First Home Buyers: New Build or Established? (opens the original)
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Investors buying off the plan or a new build still get negative gearing and a choice of capital gains tax regime. Under the changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax, new builds are treated differently. Investors buying new may still negatively gear. They can generally choose whether the old or new capital gains tax rules apply to them. If you're a first home buyer looking for a place to live, that matters. On new builds, you may be competing with investors who have an advantage you don'
Long Term Owners Still have Lots of Equity (opens the original)
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Many Australians who bought more than five years ago are sitting on considerable equity, even after the recent downturn. The question is what to do with it. Reinvesting in the home you live in can build value, and that gain is generally free of capital gains tax. Others use their equity to buy another property or to help their children into the market. Each option works differently within a broader financial strategy. And while you weigh them up, it pays to make sure your current loan isn't cost
OFF THE PLAN INVESTOR ADVANTAGE (opens the original)
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New builds and off-the-plan properties retain the previous negative gearing and capital gains tax treatment. For property investors, that's a meaningful distinction. The changes apply differently depending on what you buy. Established properties sit under the new settings. New builds and off-the-plan purchases keep the access investors had before. That shifts the maths on where to invest next. It's worth modelling both paths before you commit, because the right answer depends on your income, you
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