The national downturn has now entered its sixth month, with national housing values sitting 5.2% below their record high from March 2026. Sydney and Melbourne’s fall has slowed, showing early... read more →
Welcome to the first episode of the inSynergy Property Wealth podcast. In the inaugural episode, host Rob Palmer speaks with inSynergy founder and CEO Richard Sheppard and Chief Economist Dr... read more →
In his August 2026 Market Update, inSynergy’s Chief Economist, Dr Kevin Hoang, outlines the latest data for each of Australia’s capital cities with analysis revealing our recommended markets continue to... read more →
Small and mid-sized capital cities are still performing under the new government rules for property investment. In his July 2026 Market Update, inSynergy’s Chief Economist, Dr Kevin Hoang, outlines the... read more →
The next 12 months are expected to bring a more complex period for the Australian economy. Persistent inflation, global volatility and domestic pressures are likely to create an increasingly fragmented... read more →
To buy or not to buy? Which Australian areas are still ripe with opportunity for property investors?
Is the Australian property market heading for a downturn? Rising interest rates, housing tax changes and shifting buyer behaviour are creating headwinds, but the story isn't the same everywhere. While... read more →
The Australian property market regularly cycles through periods of upswings and downturns, however with the Government changes to residential property investment, the market has officially entered its 9th downturn period... read more →
Australia’s property market is being transformed in the largest shake-up of the past 40 years, with changes to negative gearing, CGT and SMSF LRBA's creating confusion and uncertainty for existing... read more →
The Australian Government has rushed through a ban on Self-Managed Super Funds (SMSF's) using Limited Recourse Borrowing Arrangements (LRBA's) to purchase residential property, with the ban coming into effect from... read more →
Australia’s property market is entering a new phase in 2026, with growth becoming increasingly selective rather than uniform. While national headlines often focus on median price movements at capital city level, the real... read more →