• They're coming for you! Will the government change negative gearing and CGT, with Mike Mortlock

  • May 1 2024
  • Length: 41 mins
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They're coming for you! Will the government change negative gearing and CGT, with Mike Mortlock

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  • Today I’m going to discuss several topics of interest for property investors with Mike Mortlock, the Managing Director of MCG Quantity Surveyors.

    Mike's team has recently released a report titled 'Rising Tide of Unit Rents Closes Gap with Houses in Major Capitals' that sheds light on some transformative trends and provides an understanding of the shifts in housing affordability and renter preferences.

    We also talk about the growing concern that the government may look at changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax before the next election and discuss the other side of the equation, about the important role property investors, play in our housing markets.

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