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Is residential dead? Scott O'Neill reveals why Australian property market volume is down 80% in residential while commercial property Australia is booming, and why yield matters more than ever for property investing Australia. Get Access to PropStac 👉 https://propstac.com.au/?signup=1&ref=episode114 Looking to invest 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_114 In this Follio Property Podcast episode, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty sit down with Scott O'Neill to unpack the post Budget shift in the Australian property market. Scott explains why residential property Australia no longer stacks up for many investors after tax and policy changes, and why we are seeing a once in a generation move toward commercial property Australia. You will learn which assets are holding up including large format retail and industrial, why secondary office is the worst market in Australia right now, what the New Zealand case study tells us about rents and the Australia rental crisis, and how mum and dad investors can avoid high risk tenant traps. If you are focused on property investing in Australia for yield and long term stability, this is your playbook for what to buy, what to avoid and how to do due diligence. What We Cover In This Episode: ✅ Why residential property Australia volume is down 80 percent after the Budget ✅ The once in a generation shift to commercial property Australia for yield ✅ Why commercial is untouched and doing 100M a month ✅ New Zealand playbook and what it signals for the Australia rental crisis ✅ Best vs worst assets: large format retail vs secondary office ✅ How smaller investors can enter commercial safely with syndicates and due diligence Timestamps 00:00 The resi to commercial shift, in one grab 01:32 Why residential volumes have fallen 80% 02:23 The once in a generation move to commercial 04:12 The New Zealand play: no CGT, no stamp duty 06:56 The best and worst commercial asset classes 08:31 Where mum and dad investors get caught 13:53 Commercial versus bonds, and the demand surge 15:48 What the GFC teaches us about commercial falls 20:57 Inside the buyer's agent boom 39:27 Quickfire round Follow Scott O’Neill: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/scott_oneill_/ Business: https://www.rethinkinvesting.com.au/?r=0 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@rethink_investing About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian property market | Commercial property Australia | Residential property Australia | Australia rental crisis #AustralianPropertyMarket #CommercialPropertyAustralia #ResidentialPropertyAustralia #PropertyInvestingAustralia #AustraliaRentalCrisis #FollioPropertyPodcast #ScottONeill #PropertyInvestment #CommercialProperty #RentalCrisis #AustralianProperty #PropertyMarketAustralia

There is more than one way to win in the Australian property market, but after the 2026 Budget only cash flow ready strategies survive. In this episode Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty preview Scott O'Neill, Jack Henderson, Ben Kingsley and Sammy Gordon to help you pick the right property strategy for your goals. Free Access to PropStac 👉 https://propstac.com.au/?signup=1&ref=episode113 Speak with an Advisor 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_113 If you are investing in property in Australia right now, this breakdown of Australian property investing strategies is essential viewing. You will learn how commercial property Australia investors think about yield and tenancy risk, how value add property projects like granny flats and knockdown rebuilds create equity, why blue chip property in capital cities suits long term buy and hold investors, and why regional property markets appeal to rentvestors chasing cash flow property and fast equity growth. Built for buyers, investors and first home buyers who want data led property portfolio strategy, not hype. What we cover in this Episode: ✅ Commercial vs residential property and who should avoid commercial under $2M ✅ Value add property through granny flats, renovations and knockdown rebuilds ✅ Blue chip buy and hold for capital city growth and risk mitigation ✅ Regional investing for yields, equity recycling and large portfolios ✅ How the 2026 Budget pushed every strategy toward cash flow Timestamps: 00:00 Four guests, four property strategies preview 02:10 Why there is more than one way to win 05:25 Scott O'Neill on commercial property post budget 08:40 Why commercial needs $2M plus to work 12:15 Yield vs risk in regional commercial assets 16:30 Jack Henderson on value add and granny flats 21:45 Ben Kingsley on blue chip buy and hold 27:20 Sammy Gordon on emerging markets and high volume 33:10 Post budget shift, cash flow is now king 37:05 How PropStack tracks your strategy and numbers About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian property investing strategies | Commercial property Australia risks | Value add property Australia | Blue chip property investment | Regional property market yields #AustralianPropertyMarket #PropertyInvestingAustralia #CommercialPropertyAustralia #ValueAddProperty #BlueChipProperty #RegionalPropertyAustralia #PropertyStrategy #CashFlowProperty #RealEstateAustralia #AustralianRealEstate #HousingMarketAustralia #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #FollioProperty

Is property still worth it? Bryce and Ren from Equity Mates join the Follio Property Podcast to break down property vs shares in Australia after the Budget and why smart money is shifting for long term wealth. Free Access to PropStac 👉 https://propstac.com.au/?signup=1&ref=episode112 Speak with an Advisor 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_112 In this Follio Property Podcast episode, Lachlan Delahunty & Reece Beddall sit down with Bryce and Ren from Equity Mates to unpack the Australian property market, financial education in Australia, and the growing demand for simple low cost ways to build wealth. They compare risk, leverage and regulation across property and shares, explain why a 95 percent mortgage feels normal but stock market leverage feels scary, and lay out what still works for long term investors after negative gearing changes. You will learn why property advice in Australia is still unregulated compared to shares, how property vs shares Australia has performed as an inflation hedge, how etf investing and global diversification work for beginners, and why blue chip quality assets held for the long term beat market timing and noise. What We Cover In This Episode ✅ Why the Australian property market feels harder for first time buyers ✅ Property vs shares Australia and the regulation gap ✅ How Equity Mates started and why education matters ✅ Leverage in property vs leverage in the stock market ✅ Budget impact, negative gearing and rent-vesting pressure ✅ ETF investing, diversification and long term principles Timestamps: 00:00 - Property challenges and demand for leverage 00:59 - Welcome Bryce and Ren from Equity Mates 02:09 - The Equity Mates origin story 05:48 - Regulation gap property vs shares 10:15 - Property vs shares as inflation hedges 12:38 - Leverage in the stock market explained 17:44 - Budget impact and shift to shares 25:57 - AI earnings bubble vs dot com bubble 33:19 - Market noise and long term principles 37:08 - Private equity leverage and access Follow Equity Mates Website: https://equitymates.com/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/equitymates Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/equitymates/ About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes Australian property market | Property vs shares Australia | Property investment | Real estate investing | ETF investing | Investing for beginners #AustralianPropertyMarket #PropertyVsSharesAustralia #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateInvesting #EtfInvesting #InvestingForBeginners #PropertyInvestingAustralia #NegativeGearing #StockMarket #FinancialEducationAustralia #WealthBuilding #AustraliaProperty #InvestmentStrategy #PassiveInvesting

Interest rates are into the sixes and could touch seven by year end, so knowing your real numbers matters more than ever. Reece and Lachlan launch PropStac and walk through how to stress test a property portfolio in a downturn. PropStac For Free 👉 https://propstac.com.au/?signup=1&ref=episode109 Speak with an Advisor 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_109 After almost two years of building, PropStac is live. It is the portfolio tool Lachlan built so he could know his own numbers, and it is now open for listeners to register and use themselves. In this episode we show how to stress test a portfolio against rates at 7 to 7.5%, how to work out your real monthly cash burn, and how to know whether your cash runway can carry you through. We also go round the grounds on the data. Using PropStac’s affordability ceiling view, we look at which markets have exceeded their ceiling and have the most room to fall, why Sydney has corrected hardest, and where there is still runway, including Melbourne and Darwin. The theme throughout is simple: protect your position first, because rule number one is do not lose a dollar. What we cover: ✅ Why rates in the sixes, heading for seven, change every investor’s numbers ✅ How to stress test a portfolio and work out your real cash burn ✅ Cash buffers and the six month runway rule ✅ Why forced sellers can see discounts of 50% or more ✅ Why you should not buy until you have done your numbers ✅ How to decide which properties to sell, and how to test the market ✅ The affordability ceiling method, and why Sydney fell hardest ✅ Where there is still runway: Melbourne and Darwin ✅ The risk hiding in speculative regional stock ✅ PropStac is live and free to register this month Timestamps: 0:00 The downturn warning 00:50 PropStac is live, and why it was built 02:21 Know your numbers: stress testing your portfolio 06:00 Modelling your real costs at 6 to 7% rates 07:47 Forced sellers and the discount risk 08:17 Why not to buy until you have done your numbers 09:52 Which properties to sell, and testing the market 17:12 The affordability ceiling, and why Sydney fell hardest 25:05 Melbourne, Darwin and where the runway is 30:40 Register for PropStac About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: know your numbers property | stress test property portfolio | australian property downturn | interest rates heading to 7 percent | affordability ceiling | sydney property market | darwin property market | forced sellers discount | propstac launch | follio property podcast #AustralianProperty #PropertyInvesting #PropertyMarket2026 #PropertyDownturn #InterestRates #SydneyProperty #DarwinProperty #PropStac #KnowYourNumbers #FollioPropertyPodcast

Is the Australian housing crisis a failure of government policy? Shadow Housing Minister Andrew Bragg says yes, and he brings the numbers. $10 billion spent, 17 homes built, and close to $80 billion in new taxes that he argues are shutting down housing supply across the Australian property market. Get Access to PropStac 👉 https://propstac.com.au?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_108 Looking to invest 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_108 In this episode of the Follio Property Podcast, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty sit down with Senator Andrew Bragg to look at what's really behind the housing crisis in Australia. Australia needs about 250,000 new homes a year but is on track to build only 170,000. Meanwhile, 1.5 million people have arrived in four years against just 500,000 homes built. Bragg explains why negative gearing and capital gains tax changes could push rents up and investors out. He also says first home buyers in Australia are falling into negative equity under the 5% deposit scheme, and that builder insolvencies point to a broken system. If you're a property investor, a first home buyer, or a homeowner trying to read where real estate in Australia goes next, this conversation shows the risks the mainstream narrative is missing. What we cover: ✅ Why $80 billion in new property taxes could cut housing supply by 35,000 homes ✅ The negative gearing and CGT changes that could hit investors and push rents higher ✅ Why first home buyer applications are down 20 to 30% and many buyers face negative equity ✅ How a 2,000-page building code adds about $70,000 to the cost of a new home ✅ Why Bragg wants migration of 170,000 to 180,000 a year to match housing supply ✅ The Coalition's plan to roll back taxes and deregulate construction Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: Senator Andrew Bragg on housing 01:24 His view on the budget and the property market since 05:40 On supply, demand and migration 11:00 The Liberal Party's position and rebuilding confidence 16:00 Inside the construction code and build costs 19:40 Construction productivity and union influence 25:00 Super funds, self-managed super and housing 32:20 Migration levels and demand-side measures 36:00 Quick fire: supply, negative gearing and super for housing Follow Senator Andrew Bragg: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/braggsenator Profile: https://www.andrewbragg.com/ About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian housing crisis |  housing crisis Australia | negative gearing | Australian property market | first home buyers Australia | Andrew Bragg | Capital Gains Tax Changes | Housing Supply Shortage | Superannuation For Housing | Building Code Reform #AustralianHousingCrisis #HousingCrisisAustralia #AustralianPropertyMarket #NegativeGearing #FirstHomeBuyers #PropertyInvestingAustralia #RealEstateAustralia #AndrewBragg #CapitalGainsTax #HousingSupply #AustralianPolitics #Superannuation #PropertyInvestor #FollioProperty

Every capital city fell in September except Darwin, and the market that led the country for six years, Brisbane, is now falling the fastest. Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the full month across every market. Access The Data for Free 👉 https://propstac.com.au?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_107 Review Your Portfolio 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_107 September delivered a fourth rate rise for the year, and the hosts open by addressing it head on, including why Lachlan still believes there won't be a further rise in November despite the RBA's commentary. From there it's the full round the grounds: national prices down 1.1% for the month, Sydney down 1.4%, Melbourne holding up best of the majors at 0.7%, and Brisbane leading the falls at 1.5%, which annualises to figures that would mark the sharpest downturn on record. Lachlan explains why Brisbane and Perth still have a cushion the headline numbers miss, strong employment, high wages and tight vacancy, and why Perth and Darwin are the only two capitals not yet at their affordability ceiling. They cover why Melbourne's entry-level market is being propped up by owner-occupiers and investors competing head to head ahead of the state election, why investor-driven markets like Darwin and Hobart carry more risk, the drop in building approvals across New South Wales and Queensland against a 24% jump in South Australia, and why the two-speed market has fractured into many different speeds. What we cover: ✅ The September rate rise and why Lachlan still rules out a November one ✅ National prices down 1.1% for the month, 2.7% from the peak ✅ Why Brisbane went from best performer to worst in the country ✅ Why Perth and Darwin are the only capitals not at their affordability ceiling ✅ The employment and wages cushion under Brisbane and Perth ✅ Why Melbourne's entry-level market is holding up into the election ✅ The risk in investor-driven markets like Darwin and Hobart ✅ Building approvals: NSW and QLD down, South Australia up 24% Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: a big month and the rate rise 02:00 The September rate rise, and the November call 05:00 The national picture: every capital's fall 06:50 Why Brisbane is now the worst performer 09:20 Investor-driven markets: Darwin and Hobart 11:30 From two-speed to a multi-speed market 16:00 Vacancy rates and where the jobs are 17:45 Building approvals across the states 20:30 Sydney, Melbourne and the major capitals 29:30 Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and the smaller capitals About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: australian property market update september 2026 | property market downturn | brisbane property market | perth property market | darwin property market | september rate rise | affordability ceiling | two speed property market | follio property podcast #AustralianProperty #PropertyMarketUpdate #PropertyInvesting #BrisbaneProperty #PerthProperty #DarwinProperty #InterestRates #PropertyDownturn #PropertyMarket2026 #FollioPropertyPodcast

Is the Australian property market crashing or about to recover?  "I'm buying, and I haven't bought for some time." Tom Panos, one of the most recognisable voices in Australian real estate, joins the podcast to explain why he thinks now is a window worth acting in, even with more headwinds ahead. Looking to invest 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_106 Get Access to PropStac 👉 https://propstac.com.au/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_106 In this episode of the Follio Property Podcast, Reece & Lachlan Delahunty sit down with Tom Panos to break down what's really happening across real estate in Australia right now. With 10-20% price falls, rising interest rates, and Sydney and Melbourne leading the downturn, investors and first-home buyers are asking the same question: is now an okay time to buy, or should you wait? Tom shares why he's personally buying, why Melbourne looks undervalued, and why trying to pick the bottom could cost you more than buying well in an A-grade location. What We Cover In This Episode: ✅  Why Sydney property market and Melbourne property market fell first, and why they'll recover first ✅  Melbourne's green shoots: why it's now the best-performing capital city outside Darwin ✅  Auctions vs reality: why 83% of homes sell by private treaty and clearance rates mislead ✅  Affordability trap: prices down 10-20% but borrowing capacity down faster ✅  First-home buyers down 30%, investors, migration & housing undersupply explained ✅  Regional risk, recession odds, and where to buy for long-term property investment Australia Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: Tom Panos on the current market 04:00 What era this downturn compares to 05:48 Why Tom is cautious about auction clearance data 10:18 Why Melbourne looks undervalued 12:28 Why now is arguably an okay time to buy 16:21 Why cheaper doesn't mean more affordable 20:29 How first home buyers got hit hardest 34:24 Is Australia heading for a recession? 44:02 The risk in speculative regional portfolios 51:07 The property cycle: who comes out first Follow Tom Panos: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tom_panos/?hl=en Business: https://tompanos.com.au/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@tompanoscoach About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions KEY THEMES: Australian property market, real estate Australia, Sydney property market, Melbourne property market, property investment Australia, housing market #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #SydneyPropertyMarket #MelbournePropertyMarket #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #HousingMarket #FirstHomeBuyerAustralia #InterestRatesAustralia #PropertyForecast #AustralianRealEstate #InvestmentProperty #PropertyInvesting #FollioPropertyPodcast

Twelve months ago we called a handful of Melbourne suburbs for growth. Today those picks are up more than 6% while the wider Melbourne market fell close to 10%, a swing of around 16%. Lachlan Delahunty explains why they held up, and where the value is heading into 2027. Get Access To PropStac 👉 https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_105 Looking to Invest in Melbourne 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_105 Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty revisit the Melbourne suburb predictions they made on the podcast a year ago and grade their own calls. Despite a year of rate rises, trust lending changes, debt-to-income caps and the budget's negative gearing changes, the suburbs they backed have outperformed their long-term growth rates, while the ones they warned against have flatlined. Lachlan explains the fundamentals behind the difference: landlocked suburbs with limited new supply, owner-occupier rates above 80 to 90%, strong school catchments, and infrastructure spending per person well above the state and national average, versus the investor-saturated, oversupplied fringe estates where new build product keeps dragging values down. He then looks ahead to 2027, why the sub one million dollar bracket is the sweet spot as first home buyers and investors compete in the same price point, what the proposed Victorian stamp duty and land tax changes could mean if they come in, why cash flow now matters more since the negative gearing changes, and why asset selection, not just the right suburb, is where most investors go wrong. This is general information, not personal advice, and reflects the hosts' views. Every situation is different, so speak to a professional about yours. What we cover: ✅ How our Melbourne suburb calls from 12 months ago actually performed ✅ Why the picks beat the wider market by around 16% ✅ The fundamentals behind the suburbs that held: supply, owner-occupiers, schools, infrastructure ✅ Why the investor-saturated fringe estates flatlined ✅ Why new build product keeps dragging down fringe values ✅ Why the sub one million dollar bracket is the sweet spot into 2027 ✅ What proposed Victorian stamp duty and land tax changes could mean ✅ Why cash flow matters more since the negative gearing changes ✅ Why asset selection, not just the suburb, is where investors go wrong ✅ Why less than 5% of inspected properties pass Follio's due diligence ⏱️ Chapters: 00:00 Intro: reviewing our Melbourne predictions 01:40 Markets within markets: what the headlines miss 02:40 The suburbs we backed, and how they performed 04:20 The suburbs we warned against, and why 06:00 Why quality locations held through the macro shocks 08:00 The investor belt, serviceability and the sweet spot 10:00 Why asset selection is where most investors go wrong 13:00 The Victorian election and proposed policy changes 15:00 What Lachlan is buying now: cash flow and fundamentals 16:40 Using PropStack to compare suburbs yourself About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Melbourne property market | melbourne suburbs to watch | markets within markets | property predictions review | Melbourne 2027 outlook | asset selection property | first home buyer Melbourne | property due diligence | Follio property podcast #AustralianProperty #MelbourneProperty #PropertyInvesting #MarketsWithinMarkets #PropertyPredictions #SuburbReview #PropertyStrategy #PropertyMarket2027 #FollioPropertyPodcast

Is your property portfolio stuck in the wrong market? This real client case study breaks down how strategic selling created $1.5M in extra equity. Get Access To PropStac 👉 https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_104 Discuss Your Portfolio 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_104 Join hosts Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty on the Follio Property Podcast as they walk through a live Australian property portfolio review, from a $2.76M Victoria-heavy portfolio in 2021 to a $4.71M diversified portfolio today. If you're a property investor, portfolio owner, or buying investment property in Australia in uncertain conditions, this is essential viewing for real estate Australia in 2026. WHAT YOU'LL GET FROM THIS EPISODE: ✅ How $660K equity became $2.25M equity by selling underperformers and buying in growth markets ✅ Why holding Pakenham, Ballarat and Bendigo was costing this investor $1.5M in opportunity cost ✅ Perth vs Brisbane vs Victoria: why Mount Lawley and Ashgrove outperformed Geelong West ✅ The PropStack portfolio review framework Lachlan uses to decide what to sell, hold or buy next ✅ How LVR dropped from 76.1% to 52.2% while growing from $2.76M to $4.71M in total value ✅ Buy and hold vs active management: when selling is smarter than holding in a market cycle ✅ What's next: why selling Brisbane to buy wholesale in Melbourne could be the next smart move Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: buy, sell or hold in uncertain times 02:00 The portfolio in 2021: four assets, maxed out in Victoria 04:30 Why Pakenham was the first to sell 08:00 The honest conversation: telling a client they made a mistake 10:00 The three-year plan: what was sold and what was bought 11:40 Why Geelong West was the one to keep 12:50 $660K held versus $2.25M restructured 14:00 The Perth and Brisbane assets, and why they were chosen 19:00 Why buy-and-hold can be lazy investing 21:40 The advice now: shifting capital back to Melbourne About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions KEY THEMES: property portfolio review Australia, real estate Australia investing strategy, sell underperforming investment property, Perth property market growth, Brisbane property market growth, Victoria property market performance, property diversification strategy Australia, equity growth through property, LVR and debt management property, opportunity cost property investing #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #PropertyInvestingAustralia #PropertyPortfolioAustralia #BuyPropertyAustralia #PerthProperty #BrisbaneProperty #MelbourneProperty #VictoriaPropertyMarket #PropertyInvestment #InvestmentPropertyAustralia #WealthThroughProperty #PropertyMarketAustralia

Has the Australian property market bottomed out? Property experts break down what's really happening with real estate in Australia right now. Get Access To PropStac 👉 https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_103 Discuss Your Portfolio 👉 https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_103 Join hosts Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty on the Follio Property Podcast as they debate whether Sydney has hit the bottom, compare Australia's housing market to sharp corrections in New Zealand and Canada, and reveal how to buy property Australia-wide in uncertain conditions. If you're a property investor, first-home buyer, or following interest rates, cash rate decisions, migration and negative gearing changes, this is essential viewing for the Australian property market in 2026. WHAT YOU'LL GET FROM THIS EPISODE: ✅ Why claims Sydney has bottomed out are premature - and what's still to come ✅ Australia vs New Zealand vs Canada: why our falls were smaller and what protects us ✅ How cash rates, tax policy and Labor's migration settings are shaping prices ✅ The yield curve rule Lachlan uses to tell when prices won't get any cheaper ✅ How mortgage stress is creating discounted opportunities for ready investors ✅ Why timing the exact bottom is a mistake - and how to buy well anyway ✅ Regional vs capital city: when higher yield is worth the extra risk Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: has the market actually bottomed? 03:25 Comparing Australia to New Zealand and Canada 05:40 How far each market fell, and off what base 07:30 Why the budget did more damage than two rate rises 08:00 The yield signal: how to identify a market bottom 11:40 Migration, rent caps and what we can learn overseas 16:40 Where the real opportunities are in a downturn 20:40 Why waiting for the bottom is a mistake 24:30 Capital cities versus regionals 28:30 Off-market deals and getting asset selection right About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions KEY THEMES: Australian property market bottom, Sydney property market analysis, real estate Australia investing strategy, New Zealand and Canada housing crash comparison, cash rate Australia impact on property, negative gearing and tax policy, Australian migration and house prices, rental yields vs interest rates, off-market property opportunities, regional vs capital city investment Australia #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #SydneyProperty #PropertyMarketAustralia #BuyPropertyAustralia #PropertyInvestingAustralia #AustraliaHousingMarket #SydneyRealEstate #InterestRatesAustralia #NegativeGearing #PropertyInvestment #FirstHomeBuyerAustralia #HousingCrashAustralia

Most of the headlines treat Australian property as one market that's all falling at the same pace. Lachlan Delahunty breaks down the seven forces that actually drive property values, and why they explain exactly which markets are protected and which are not. Get Access to PropStac 👉: https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_102 Discuss Your Portfolio 👉: https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_102 Australia's residential market has wiped nearly a trillion dollars in value in six months, with high interest rates at 4.35% cash rate and a 20-30% drop in lending crushing borrowing capacity. But this is not one market, it's markets within markets. In this episode, we unpack the 7 key forces shaping property values right now: interest rates, credit availability, tax and policy, income and employment, sentiment expectations, supply and affordability, and external shocks. You'll learn why Sydney and Melbourne remain most sensitive to rate rises and face continued declines, why Brisbane and Adelaide are declining at a slower pace despite hitting affordability peaks, and why Perth, Darwin and Canberra are protected in 2026 thanks to severe supply shortfalls, jobs growth and high incomes. Plus: why low consumer sentiment could mean the best opportunities for sophisticated investors, and why major government intervention to stimulate credit and policy is likely in 2027. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN: ✅ Why the Australian property market will continue to fall for the rest of 2026, but less aggressively ✅ The 7 forces driving house prices: rates, credit, tax, jobs, sentiment, supply & shocks ✅ Sydney property market vs Melbourne: why headlines will focus here ✅ Why Perth property, Darwin and Canberra are holding up (32,800 home shortfall in Perth) ✅ Brisbane property, Adelaide outlook and affordability peaks explained ✅ Property investment Australia strategy when sentiment is at historic lows ✅ What 2027 government stimulus could mean for rents, prices and your portfolio Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: the seven forces and the 2026 outlook 03:25 Interest rates and borrowing capacity 06:18 Credit availability 12:34 Tax and policy, national and state 16:06 Income, employment and population 18:58 Sentiment and the affordability index 26:26 Supply and the housing shortfall 28:03 External shocks 30:40 The 2026 outlook, market by market About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian property market | real estate Australia | Australia housing market crash | Sydney property market | property investment Australia #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #AustraliaHousingMarket #SydneyPropertyMarket #PerthProperty #BrisbaneProperty #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #AustralianRealEstate #HousingMarketCrash #InterestRatesAustralia #PropertyForecast2026 #FirstHomeBuyerAustralia #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateInvesting #HousingAffordability

Every capital city fell last week, except one submarket. Melbourne units are the only market in the country Cotalit y has showing growth, and Lachlan Delahunty explains exactly why, plus a real portfolio breakdown showing what to sell and what to buy in this environment. Get Access to PropStac 👉: https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_101 Get In Touch 👉: https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_101 For property owners, the danger isn't the fall itself. It's the cash buffer. Holding less than a 5% buffer puts you on a knife's edge the moment financial stress hits, because that's when banks start looking to reclaim properties. Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty argue that waiting 12 to 18 months in a downturn is the worst move available,  buyer pools thin out and price haircuts of 30 to 40% become the norm, not the exception. For anyone doing property investment in Australia, this is the numbers-first conversation most investors avoid right up until the bank forces it. We go city by city across the Australian property market: why Melbourne is the only capital improving on the four-week rolling average, what's dragging Brisbane, Sydney, Adelaide and Perth lower, why [Melbourne units] keep beating houses on the replacement cost argument, and how the shift away from auctions is changing how vendors negotiate in a soft market. Plus the difference between wholesale and retail unit purchases, how a 5.5%+ yield can turn a negatively geared property portfolio into one that pays for itself in the current interest rates environment, and what a pre-Christmas rate rise would do to prices into 2027. What we cover in this Episode: ✅ Know your numbers before the market makes you: debt, true equity, debt-to-income and cash-to-debt ✅ Why a 2% cash buffer puts you one rate rise away from a forced sale, and the 10% floor that protects you ✅ Which regional assets go first, and what happens when investor demand leaves Townsville and Gladstone ✅ The FOMO-stage exit rule: why holding too long costs 30–40%, not 10–15% ✅ Selling with a tenant vs vacant, and which buyer pool you're actually pitching ✅ Commercial at 5.5%+ vs high-yield residential: which fits a cash-flow-negative portfolio ✅ Wholesale vs retail units: how buying a whole complex in one line lands a discount ✅ Why land exposure beats "air space" in a 200-unit tower ✅ Melbourne units trading $300K–$500K below replacement cost, and what that means for capital growth ✅ The two-speed economy and the 2009 playbook for what happens when rates fall Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: the portfolio and the market update 04:00 A real composite portfolio, broken down 05:51 Which two properties to sell, and why 11:20 Sell now or wait, and with or without a tenant 15:52 What to buy instead: commercial or Melbourne units 16:47 Wholesale versus retail units explained 19:51 Melbourne units: the only market still growing 21:29 Auction clearance and the shift to private treaty 24:00 Units versus apartments: what to actually buy 29:42 The two-speed market and the rate outlook About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian property market | property investment Australia | property portfolio Australia | housing market Australia 2026 | property market update | investment property cash flow | cash buffer | debt to income ratio | Melbourne units | property market crash Australia  #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #AustralianPropertyMarket #PropertyMarketUpdate #InvestmentPropertyCashFlow #CashBuffer #DebtToIncomeRatio #NegativeGearing #MelbourneUnits #MelbournePropertyMarket #PropertyPortfolio #InterestRatesAustralia #PropertyMarket2026 #AustralianRealEstate #InvestmentPropertyAustralia #PropertyInvesting

Negative gearing is often framed as a tax break for the wealthy. Accountant Nathan Hood points to ATO data suggesting the opposite: around 70% of negative gearing claims come from people with a single property, and two-thirds of those earn under $80,000 a year. Access PropStac 👉: https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_100 Get In Touch 👉: https://follio.com.au/contact-us?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_100 Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty bring accountant Nathan Hood back to the podcast to work through what the budget changes actually mean for how you structure and hold property. Nathan explains who the changes hurt most, why the days of simple property investing are over, and why getting the right advice now matters more than it used to. They cover the property versus shares debate and why property has always been a debt game, where the real opportunities sit after the changes, across the main residence exemption, company structures and self-managed super, and why capital gains indexation replacing the 50% discount makes flipping property far less attractive. Nathan also explains why many investors will need a fresh valuation sooner rather than later, how a higher valuation can save tens of thousands in tax, and why the old buy-and-move-in strategy has given way to a retain-and-subdivide approach in blue chip suburbs. This is general information, not personal, tax or financial advice, and reflects the guest's and hosts' views. Everyone's situation is different, so speak to a qualified professional about yours. What we cover: ✅ Why the ATO data suggests negative gearing mostly benefits single-property owners ✅ Who the budget changes actually hurt most ✅ Property versus shares, the debt game, and how margin calls really work ✅ Where the opportunities are: main residence, company structures and super ✅ The new deductible versus non-deductible debt strategy ✅ Company and trust structures after the budget, and who they suit ✅ Why CGT indexation replacing the 50% discount makes flipping far less viable ✅ Why you may need a property valuation now, and how it saves tax ✅ The unintended SMSF shift the changes created ✅ The retain-and-subdivide strategy replacing the old approach Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: returning guest Nathan Hood 04:14 The negative gearing myth: who really claims it 07:14 Property versus shares: the debt game 10:53 Margin calls and why property debt works differently 12:26 Where the opportunities are: main residence, company, super 17:14 The new debt strategy: deductible versus non-deductible 20:08 Company and trust structures after the budget 23:52 CGT indexation versus the 50% discount: why flipping is dead 26:07 Why you need a valuation now, and how to get it right 31:30 SMSF and the retain-and-subdivide strategy Follow Nathan Hood: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanhoodperth/ Business: https://carbongroup.com.au/ About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: negative gearing Australia | capital gains tax indexation | property tax strategy | post budget property | company and trust structures | SMSF property | property valuation | property versus shares | Follio property podcast #AustralianProperty #NegativeGearing #CapitalGainsTax #PropertyTax #PropertyInvesting #SMSF #PropertyStrategy #TaxStrategy #FollioPropertyPodcast

The Australian property market just shifted. This Pre-Budget vs Post-Budget breakdown reveals why real estate Australia prices are falling while affordability hits record lows, and what it means if you want to buy property in Australia. Get Access to PropStac: https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_99 Speak with an Advisor: https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_99 In this episode, we unpack the Labor May Budget impact on the Australian property market, including changes to negative gearing for investors, first home buyer demand, rents, and new build supply. If you follow real estate Australia, property investing, or the rental crisis Australia, this is the data-led review of what was promised pre-budget versus what happened post-budget, from negative equity to builder insolvencies to investor exit. What We Cover In This Episode: ✅ Why real estate Australia prices are falling yet affordability is at record lows ✅ 20% to 25% drop in first home buyers Australia applications post-budget ✅ 50,000+ buyers in negative equity and who is most exposed ✅ Rental crisis Australia update: why rents will continue to rise ✅ Investor exodus and what it means for property investing ✅ Bathla Group collapse and insolvency risk for big builders ✅ Rental caps, supply myths, and the housing market crash debate Timestamps: 00:00 Intro: reviewing the budget's property impact 06:03 Negative gearing to new builds: intent versus outcome 09:06 First home buyers, and why they were priced out again 12:05 Markets within markets: where investors moved 15:04 Renters, rising rents and the rental cap risk 19:27 Was the budget designed to cool prices? 20:09 The nuanced take: interest rates as the real driver 24:43 Predictions for the next three months 25:01 The 18.6-year property cycle debate 27:12 Wrap: rents, first home buyers and builders ahead About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian Property Market | First Home Buyers Australia | Rental Crisis Australia | Real Estate Australia | Property Investing | Housing Market Crash | Perth Property Market | Australian Federal Budget Comment below: Are you buying, holding, or exiting right now? #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #FirstHomeBuyersAustralia #RentalCrisisAustralia #PropertyInvesting #HousingMarketCrash #AustraliaProperty #NegativeGearing #PerthPropertyMarket #PropertyMarketAustralia #RentCrisis #HousingAffordability

The Australian property market just dropped 0.9% nationally as Sydney leads the decline. If you own real estate in Australia or plan to buy property Australia wide, this data changes where to invest next. Get Access to PropStac 👉: https://follio.com.au/propstac-waitlist?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_98 Contact Us 👉: https://follio.com.au/contact-us/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=episode_98 This monthly wrap breaks down the Australian property market with verified capital city data. Sydney property fell 1.4% for the month, 4.7% for the quarter and 7.1% from peak with days on market up 70% to 51 days. Melbourne and Brisbane also fell 1.1% and 1%, while Perth property market slipped 0.8% but days on market blew out over 200% from 11 to 34 days. Darwin was the only city to grow at 0.6%. We cover why property investment Australia is splitting between houses and units, with Sydney units and Melbourne units holding value far better than houses, plus the rental squeeze with national vacancy at 1.9% and rents up 5.7% annually. For anyone researching where to buy property in Australia or comparing Brisbane property market vs Melbourne property market vs Perth property market, this gives you the investment grade view before you act. What we cover in this episode: ✅ Why Sydney is down 7.1% from peak and why days on market jumped to 51 days ✅ Melbourne property market vs Brisbane property market: which is holding value better ✅ Perth property market update: 0.8% dip but 200% surge in days on market explained ✅ Houses vs units: why Melbourne units rated A and Sydney units rated B+ for property investing ✅ Mortgage stress at an 18 year high with 32.5% of borrowers stressed and lending falling ✅ Rental market tight at 1.9% vacancy, Darwin surges, and 92% chance of a November rate hike Timestamps: 00:00 Intro and the national picture: every capital's fall 03:37 Houses versus units: where value is holding 05:40 Days on market: the early warning signal 10:00 Which markets have peaked, and how far they've fallen 13:00 The 5 and 10 year trends, and the underperformers 16:18 Interest rates: why Lachlan disagrees with a November hike 19:04 Rents and vacancy: the tailwind for investors 22:01 Lending, bank share and mortgage stress 25:52 The green shoots, and where the value is 30:50 Every capital graded, A to F About The Follio Property Podcast Each week, Reece Beddall and Lachlan Delahunty break down the biggest conversations shaping Australian property. From market cycles to debt, strategy, data, and real-world insights — we make property simple, honest, and practical. 📍 Visit Our Website: https://follio.com.au/ 📩 Contact Us: [email protected] 📲 Follow Us on Social: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folliopropertypod/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@folliopropertypod Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4Akt4N53zsb4ldzFNlTwad?si=AFEgYOAiSh2QGbK8AfFLyw Lachlan Delahunty: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lachlandelahunty/ Reece Beddall: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reece-beddall-294557b3/ Executive Producer: Jonathan Fernandes https://www.linkedin.com/in/jonathan-fernandes-a75a991b2/ Disclaimer: This is for entertainment purposes - not financial advice. Speak to a qualified professional before making any financial or property decisions Key Themes: Australian property market update  | Sydney property market crash  | Melbourne property market analysis | Brisbane property market outlook  | Perth property market trends  |  property investment Australia strategy  |  real estate Australia investment grades  | where to buy property Australia #AustralianPropertyMarket #RealEstateAustralia #PropertyInvestmentAustralia #SydneyPropertyMarket #MelbournePropertyMarket #BrisbanePropertyMarket #PerthPropertyMarket #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateInvesting #WhereToBuyPropertyAustralia #FirstHomeBuyer #AustraliaProperty #PropertyMarketUpdate