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News•Feb 28, 2026
Migration’s Shocking Impact on Adelaide House Prices Exposed
Kent Lardner, head of research at FoundIt, argues that migration has been a primary driver of Adelaide's soaring house prices, outweighing the traditionally emphasized supply constraints. He suggests that curbing net migration could reduce annual price growth from around 5% to 2%, delivering a faster impact than building more homes. The analysis highlights five suburbs—Elizabeth, Christie Downs, Hackham West, Salisbury and Smithfield—where values have risen 12%‑20% over the past year. Lardner calls for policy that links migration volumes to housing supply to ease affordability pressures.
By Realestate.com.au News
News•Feb 26, 2026
‘Stupid’ Albanese Negative Gearing Plan Will Hurt Renters, First-Home Buyers
The Albanese government has asked Treasury to examine limiting negative gearing deductions to a maximum of two investment properties. Data from the ATO shows fewer than 100,000 Australians currently own three or more negatively geared homes, but the figure has...
By Realestate.com.au News
News•Feb 24, 2026
Western Sydney ‘Shack’ Listed for over $1m Ignites Debate
An aging fibro three‑bedroom house on Chapman Avenue in Penrith has been listed for $1.045 million, just below the suburb’s $1.075 million median. The property, bought for about $110,000 in 1999, would represent an 850 percent price jump if sold at the guide...
By Realestate.com.au News
News•Feb 24, 2026
Perth’s Coastal North Is Booming — and Prices Are Still Less than Inner Suburbs
Perth’s north‑west corridor, from Scarborough to Yanchep, is experiencing a property boom driven by beach lifestyle, new transport links and master‑planned estates. Over 94,000 residents have moved into the area since 2014, and the median house price reached $975,000 in...
By Realestate.com.au News
News•Feb 24, 2026
Home Loan Dealbreaker: Credit Score Red Flags Lenders Won’t Ignore
A strong credit score remains the linchpin for securing a home loan, especially as interest rates climb and property price growth slows. Lenders assess borrowers through the five C's—character, capacity, capital, collateral and conditions—using the credit report as a proxy...
By Realestate.com.au News