Episodes

In this episode, Peter Koulizos of PIPA is going to help us understand the educational gap issue and its impact on the real estate market. We’ll talk about the absence of regulation when qualifying property investment advisors, accessibility of good advice, the future of the property market in Australia when it comes to education, and more!

Laura Crommelin of UNSW shares with us her findings on the research she made on building defects in strata, the truth about building defects, the design and construct contracts, and everything about the hazards that may be present in a building.

Join today’s suburb trends episode, along with our resident data geek Kent Lardner, as we cover the rise of build-to-rent properties, how it impacts mum & dad high rise investors, Kent’s Win-Loss Ratio, and heaps more!

Salena Kulkarni of Inkosi Wealth joins us as we delve into a different type of property investing (which may sound a bit risky) that can lead you to success if you do it the right way.

Why do real estate agents have such a bad reputation? Why is there so little transparency in the property market? Can agents find a way to earn the trust of buyers and sellers?

REBAA’s Cate Bakos comes to the show as we go over some interesting findings from their second Buyer Barometer Survey. Check out what clues we’ll find on what we can expect ahead in property this 2022, the drivers influencing buyer behaviour, movements seen in the rental market, and insights.

We’re joined by Meighan Wells of Property Pursuit and Jarrod McCabe of Wakelin Property Advisory. We discuss our outlook on the Melbourne and Queensland property markets, if we should focus on the right time to buy or the asset, and how to best prepare for buying in 2022.

In this episode, we have Cameron Kusher of REA Group to talk about unique and valuable insights about the property market and what people can learn from 2021, the potential use of AI in the market, the impact on property of working from home, and more!

Today, we have Suburb Trolls’ Kent Lardner & Mike Mortlock to talk about crimes that impact property prices, the streets, and the safety of the people. We also talk about identifying the suburbs to avoid just by looking at the news, crime statistics, and real data.

Today, Todd Sloan of the Pizza & Property Podcast joins us to talk about the techniques and tricks of negotiating, knowing where to start a negotiation on pricing, seller’s tricks you should watch out for and heaps more!

In this Suburb Trends episode, Kent Lardner and I talk about the proliferation of the use of misleading property data, the different ways to measure the housing market, the dangers of relying on numbers without knowing the context, and more!

Today, Dr. Nicole Johnston of Deakin University tackles the issue of inequity in the property buying process, specifically around multi-owned property, whether or not the law helps protect consumers in this area, what a good strata report looks like, levies, and heaps more!

We’re joined by Eliza Owen, Head of Residential Research Australia at CoreLogic to explore the answer to questions like, “What risks are rising prices masking?” and talk about F.O.M.O., whether or not having two homes is immoral, the wealth effect, the highlights of the recent Pain and Gain Report, and more!

Today, we’re joined by our resident geek Kent Lardner for this month’s Suburb Trends episode! He takes us through his research on the impact renovations have on price growth data, where the ABS renovation values come from, the Gold Coast hinterland’s growth anomaly and more!

Shannon Peach, Director and Head of Development at Milieu, joins us as we explore the possibility of architecture as a tool to effect positive social change. We talk about advocating for densified middle-ring suburbs, what buyers look for most in a property, and heaps more!

Michelle Ciesielski of Frank Knight Australia shares insights on why and how this growth in the prestige market is happening, what the ultra-wealthy think about when choosing property to invest in, the concept of “branded residences” and much, much more.

Peter Tulip, Chief Economist at the Centre for Independent Studies, joins us to explore this issue and dispel some popular myths around housing affordability along the way. We also cover the impact negative gearing and CGT have on the issue and if changing supply costs can do anything to lower demand.

Property investors are often blamed for housing unaffordability, but the important role we play in the economy is often kept under wraps. We’re largely left out of consultation when it comes to policy formation, so knowing this, what threats are on the horizon for property investors and what can be done about them?