Australia's housing crisis is at record highs, but why aren't things improving? In this episode, we break down how government policies, constant law changes, and supply shortages are driving up house prices and rents.

We explore why state and federal actions often make the problem worse, who really bears the cost, and what could actually help fix the affordability crisis.

Tune in to get a clear, no-nonsense explanation of why homes are so expensive and what it means for renters, buyers, and investors across Australia.

Australia's property markets are moving like never before. From Darwin to Melbourne, buyer demand and prices are rising across almost every major city and regional market.

In this episode, we unpack the latest Price Predictor Index, reveal which markets are leading the charge, and explore why affordable housing is driving nationwide momentum.

Whether you're a buyer, investor, or property enthusiast, these insights will help you understand the unusual trends shaping Australian real estate as we head into 2026.

Three years ago, the National Top 10 Best Buys report highlighted Australian property locations expected to outperform over the long term. Now, the data shows just how powerful those location calls turned out to be.

In this episode, we unpack how some investors achieved capital growth above $200,000 and in some cases close to $300,000 in just three years. You will hear why eight of the ten recommended locations delivered price growth of 50 percent or more, which suburbs surged by over 70 percent, and what separated the standout markets from the rest.

We also discuss what these results reveal about long term property strategy, why South Australia, Queensland and Western Australia led the way, and how the latest Best Buys report is being shaped by future growth fundamentals rather than short term noise.

If you are serious about Australian property investing, capital growth, and choosing the right locations for the next five to ten years, this episode delivers timely insights you do not want to miss.