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5Point breaks ground on A$100m Rainbow Bay tower as dual developer-builder model draws buyer confidence
Gold Coast developer 5Point has started construction on Alora, a 38-apartment tower at Coolangatta's Rainbow Bay, with a total project value of A$100 million. The company is acting as both developer and builder, a structure it says gives buyers greater certainty of delivery. Two-bedroom apartments start at A$1.7 million, with completion targeted for the third quarter of 2028.
2026/09/22 23:38
Australian buyer's agent Dashdot collapses with A$10.5m in undelivered services, liquidators find
National Australian buyer's agency Dashdot has entered liquidation with nearly 700 clients left empty-handed after paying fees for property services that were never delivered. Liquidators Teneo say the company may have been insolvent as early as June 2024, and are investigating potential breaches of directors' duties. The collapse has no direct connection to the New Zealand property market.
2026/09/22 23:36
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Victorian landlords face fines up to A$26,000 for blocking renters from lodging bonds directly
Victoria's Carroll government has introduced new rules allowing renters to lodge their rental bond directly with the state's bond authority, cutting out landlords and property managers. Landlords who refuse to enter into an agreement with a renter who chooses to pay their bond directly now face fines of more than A$5,000 for individuals or up to A$26,000 for companies. The changes coincide with rapid uptake of Victoria's new Portable Rental Bond Scheme, which lets tenants transfer their bond from one tenancy to the next.
2026/09/22 08:38
Australian opposition figure floats superannuation-for-housing ideas, drawing sharp Labor rebuke
Coalition housing spokesman Andrew Bragg has used a personal address to call for a broader debate about letting Australians access their compulsory retirement savings to support home ownership. The ideas are not official Coalition policy and have not been legislated. Treasurer Jim Chalmers quickly rejected them, accusing the opposition of repeatedly targeting the retirement savings system.
2026/09/22 08:19
September 22 New Zealand property and finance round-up — climate risk, private credit alarms and a billionaire bid rejected
Australian regulators warn of chaos in private credit markets, a lifestyle community giant twice rebuffs a $2 billion-plus takeover bid, a quarter of a million coastal homes face rising seas, the treasurer kills off any inheritance tax talk, and mandatory home energy ratings edge closer to reality.
2026/09/22 02:23
Australia's home energy ratings set for 2026 breakthrough, Cotality analyst says
Australia's mandatory disclosure of residential energy ratings is expected to move from pilot programmes to broader rollout in 2026, according to an analysis by Cotality's head of sustainability solutions. Key policy milestones in 2025 — including national framework updates and state-level trials — have laid the groundwork for a structural shift in how energy efficiency is treated in the Australian property market. Financial institutions are also taking notice, with green lending products driving demand for data-driven portfolio assessment tools.
2026/09/21 23:56
A quarter-million Australian homes face $274bn sea-level threat by 2100, Climate Council warns
A new report from the independent Climate Council of Australia finds that rising seas could destroy 250,000 homes worth $274 billion by the end of the century, with total economic losses — including land-use impacts — reaching at least $855 billion. Queensland and Western Australia face the largest exposures, while Victoria stands to lose the most residential land. Most of those losses would not be covered by insurance under standard policy exclusions for 'actions of the sea'.
2026/09/21 23:48
Ingenia Communities rejects Warburg Pincus takeover bid for second time in three weeks as $2bn-plus offer dismissed
Australian land lease operator Ingenia Communities has turned down a second takeover approach from US private equity firm Warburg Pincus within three weeks, rejecting a revised offer of A$5.05 per stapled security that implies a total equity value exceeding A$2 billion. The board again declared the bid undervalues the company and refused to drop its planned acquisition of Perth-based residential developer Peet Limited. Warburg Pincus says it remains open to further talks and views its all-cash proposal as superior to the Peet deal.
2026/09/21 23:40
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Australian Treasurer rules out inheritance tax despite calls to claw back baby boomer wealth transfer
Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers has flatly rejected calls to reintroduce an inheritance tax, saying the Labor government has no plans to capture a share of the massive intergenerational wealth transfer underway among baby boomers. The remarks came hours after the release of Australia's latest Intergenerational Report. New Zealand, which also has no inheritance tax, may find the Australian debate a useful reference point.
2026/09/21 23:38
ASIC warns 'clock is ticking' on private credit as Morgan Stanley fund caps redemptions
Australia's corporate regulator has put the private credit sector on notice, warning that enforcement action is coming after too many lenders failed to lift standards ahead of a 2027 deadline. The warning comes as Morgan Stanley restricted withdrawals from its nearly US$7 billion North Haven Private Income Fund after investors sought to redeem more than twice what the fund would allow. Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock offered a more measured assessment, saying she does not see a systemic problem.
2026/09/21 23:31
Gap between housing approvals and completions threatens Australia's national building targets, expert warns
Australia's housing pipeline faces mounting pressure as the gap between building approvals and actual completions widens, threatening the federal government's Housing Accord target of one million new homes in five years. Rising construction costs, record levels of investor rental losses and looming tax changes to negative gearing are compounding the problem, according to industry experts. With only 308,000 homes completed in the first seven quarters of the Accord period, analysts warn that weakening project viability could make a chronic supply shortfall significantly worse.
2026/09/21 09:31
Australia's rental market falls behind as migration adds 13,750 households a month, new analysis shows
Australia's post-pandemic migration surge is outpacing rental supply by thousands of homes a week, according to new research by property data firm FoundIt. The country's rental pool is shrinking as investors sell faster than new stock enters the market. A national poll meanwhile shows seven in ten Australians would rather cap migration than try to build their way out of the housing crisis.
2026/09/21 09:03
One-third of Australian rentals now managed without agents as self-managing trend accelerates
About a third of Australia's 2.2 million residential rentals are now leased without a real estate agent, property platform RentBetter says, as landlords seek to cut costs following federal budget changes. The Sydney-based platform has raised $5 million in venture capital, but tenant advocates say there is no guarantee cost savings will flow through to renters.
2026/09/21 08:43
September 21 New Zealand property and finance round-up — Australia's housing crisis deepens as investors flee, renters starve and prices face a 30% cliff
A sweeping look at Australia's housing market this week: an RBA model warns of a 30% price crash if rates stay permanently higher, Melbourne's cheap rentals are vanishing, Sydney shows what 'missing middle' housing can look like, tax reform rattles investors, and half of all renting households are going hungry.
2026/09/21 02:27
Australian renters spending record third of pre-tax income on housing as food insecurity rises, data shows
New figures from Australian property data firm Cotality and food relief charity Foodbank Australia show renters across Australia are now dedicating roughly one-third of their pre-tax income to rent — the highest share on record. About half of all renting households report food insecurity, with housing costs identified for the first time as a leading driver. The data carries indirect relevance for New Zealand, where rental affordability pressures are similarly acute.
2026/09/20 23:38
One in five Australian investors sell property as tax reforms trigger market retreat
A new survey shows nearly one in five Australian property investors sold at least one holding in the year to August, with pending federal budget tax changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax discounts accelerating the exodus. The Property Investment Professionals of Australia warns the trend will shrink the rental pool and push rents higher. Investors' appetite for future purchases has fallen sharply, with fewer than three in ten now planning to buy again.
2026/09/20 23:37
Sydney's 'missing middle': what medium-density housing actually looks like — and why it's so hard to build
A new 216-apartment, mid-rise development in Sydney's Waterloo suburb is being held up as a model for the housing type Australia says it needs most. NSW government reforms aim to unlock 112,000 new low and mid-rise homes over five years, but industry groups say the target is already slipping — and the numbers don't always stack up for developers.
2026/09/20 23:35
Melbourne renters squeezed as unit investors exit and eviction notices mount
New data from Real Estate Industry Partners shows Victorian tenants are being hit from two sides: rising evictions for unpaid rent and an accelerating sell-off of affordable units by landlords. The figures point to a shrinking pool of low-cost rentals in Melbourne, with new tenants paying up to 9 per cent more than their predecessors when homes change hands. Advocacy groups and the industry body warn the state faces a deepening affordability crisis.
2026/09/20 23:32
RBA Model: A 200-Basis-Point Rate Rise Could Cut Australian Home Values by 15% — or 30% If Permanent
Australia's Reserve Bank Governor Michele Bullock has told a parliamentary committee that rising bond yields signal a lasting structural shift in borrowing costs. An RBA model shows a 200-basis-point rate increase could reduce home values by around 15%; if that increase is permanent, the same model projects a roughly 30% decline over time. Researchers stress these are model projections, not policy forecasts.
2026/09/20 23:26
Labor's negative gearing and CGT reforms projected to cut 10,700 homes and 4,700 jobs, industry modelling warns
Enacted changes to Australia's negative gearing rules and capital gains tax concessions are projected to reduce new dwelling starts by 10,700 homes and eliminate more than 4,700 construction jobs, according to updated independent modelling commissioned by four major industry bodies. The Federal Government disputes the findings, forecasting far smaller rent rises and a net increase in housing supply. A new investor survey suggests landlords are already selling up in response to the legislation.
2026/09/20 01:36
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