Most people think building wealth in property means buying more properties. In this episode, Luke explains how investors can grow their wealth by pulling the right levers on properties they already own—from granny flats and subdivisions to strata titling and value-add strategies.

Property investors are facing increasing scrutiny from governments and policymakers. In this episode, Luke explains the policy changes, political pressures, and market dynamics affecting investors—and what it means for those building a property portfolio.

Why are Australians so obsessed with property? In this episode, Luke explores the cultural and financial reasons behind the nation’s love for real estate, while sharing how investors can approach property more strategically and make smarter decisions.

Brisbane and Melbourne remain two of Australia’s most active property markets, but where should you actually be buying right now? In this episode, Luke shares the areas he’s watching and the key factors guiding his investment decisions.

In this episode, Luke reflects on the biggest lessons from the 2025 property market and explains how they shape what he’ll be looking to buy in 2026. From market trends to investment strategy, he shares the key factors guiding his decisions for the year ahead.

In this episode, we break down the latest RBA rate rise and what it actually means for everyday Australians and property investors.

With rates now sitting at 4.1% and recession fears starting to build, there’s a lot of noise in the media — but not a lot of clarity.

We unpack what’s really going on in the economy, whether a downturn is likely, and how to think about property in times of uncertainty.

In this episode, Luke breaks down how he managed to purchase $2.5 million worth of property in just 12 days. He shares the strategy, preparation, and fast decision-making required to move quickly in the market, along with the lessons investors can take from the experience.

In this episode, Luke breaks down the areas of Melbourne he believes are the worst places to buy property right now. Looking at market trends, supply, demand and long-term growth potential, he explains why some suburbs may underperform and what investors should watch out for before buying.