Did Sydney's Market Just Crash?

Did Sydney's Market Just Crash?

In this episode, we sit down with Belinda the valuer and Jack Harris from Box Auctions to discuss what's actually happening at the auction block, how valuers are adjusting their numbers in real time, and what the May 12 budget really means for buyers and investors. We get into why vendor reserves are being slashed by $200,000 on the day, how the herd mentality is keeping buyers frozen on the sideline, and why the people waiting for the bottom will almost certainly miss it. The big question at the end: if you're a first-home buyer sitting on the fence right now do you wait, or do you go? https://www.foxauctions.com.au/https://addvaluer.com/ 🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au00:00:00 - Shift in Auction Clearance Rates 00:00:15 - Buyer Activity and Market Confidence 00:00:26 - Advice for First-Time Buyers 00:01:14 - Buyer's Market Perspective 00:01:33 - Impact of Global Events on Market 00:02:12 - Auction Duration 00:04:05 - Market Trends and Vendor Expectations 00:05:28 - Shift from Auctions to Private Treaties 00:05:59 - Importance of Auction Deadlines 00:06:32 - Market Confidence and Stock Availability 00:07:34 - Opportunities for Buyers 00:07:52 - Market Dynamics 00:08:10 - Valuation Perspective 00:10:07 - Valuation Challenges 00:13:15 - Market Predictions 00:16:07 - Impact of Budget Changes on Market 00:19:06 - Market Predictions and Uncertainty 00:25:48 - Potential Market Strategies for Investors 00:30:24 - Auction Dynamics in Different Regions 00:31:42 - Changes in Real Estate Regulations and Compliance 00:37:43 - Role of Independent Valuers in Property Pricing 00:40:40 - Advice for First-Time Buyers in Current Market

Renters Just Lost Again | What the 2026 Budget Really Did

The 2026 Federal Budget promised to fix Australia's housing crisis but for renters, the math still doesn't add up. Chris and Carbs break down what the negative gearing and CGT changes actually mean, why rents will keep rising, and why the cycle keeping renters locked out may be impossible to break. 🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au00:00:13 - Property Ownership and Wealth 00:00:48 - Effects of Budget on Property Market 00:02:14 - Negative Gearing and Borrowing Capacity 00:02:29 - New Supply and Borrowing Capacity 00:03:40 - Investor Demand for Newer Properties 00:04:28 - Shift in Property View 00:06:11 - Impact on First Home Buyers 00:11:37 - Impact on Developers 00:13:29 - Rent Increase and Immigration Policies 00:14:32 - Government Policies and Investment Strategy 00:15:09 - Investment in New Housing Supply

Why Your Parents Don't Understand Your Money Problems

Filmmaker Zoe Pepper's debut feature Birthright (a dark comedy about a millennial couple forced to move back in with her parents because they can't afford a home) just premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. In this episode, Zoe joins us to unpack the real story behind the film: why an entire generation did everything right and still can't get ahead, why their parents genuinely can't see it, and what that gap is costing Australia. Birthright and Coposit are giving away $10K to one lucky person who purchases a ticket to see the film in theaters! 🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:03:51 - Generational Misunderstanding and Conflict 00:06:41 - Masculinity in the Film 00:09:48 - Housing Crisis and Its Impact 00:11:08 - Bank of Mum and Dad 00:12:10 - Wealth Disparity and Inequality 00:13:10 - Possible Solutions 00:15:14 - The Impact of Property Investment 00:15:55 - Personal Experience with Property Investment 00:18:38 - Film's Reception 00:19:08 - Housing Situation in Other Countries 00:19:37 - Predictions for the Future of Housing 00:20:16 - The Importance of Open Communication 00:21:44 - Film Release Information

Why The 2026 Budget Makes Buying a Home Even Harder | Tim Wilson

Tim Wilson, Shadow Treasurer Liberal MP for Goldstein, former Human Rights Commissioner, and one of the opposition's sharpest economic voices, sits down with Carbs to talk on whether Australia’s latest Budget actually helps young people buy homes, or makes it harder for them to save, invest and get ahead. - https://www.notthetax.com.au/- https://www.standwithsmall.org/🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au00:00:00 - Overview of the Federal Budget00:00:37 - Tim's 30 Second Take on the Budget00:00:58 - Impact of the Budget on Property00:01:46 - Small Businesses00:02:19 - Impact of the Budget on Investment00:03:52 - Positive Aspects of the Proposed Budget00:15:13 - Tax Changes on Young Entrepreneurs00:16:03 - Government's Plan and Opposition's Counterplan00:17:16 - Introduction of the New Small Business Act00:18:10 - Changing Infrastructure of Businesses00:18:44 - Invitation for Public Feedback and Participation00:19:17 - Explanation of Tax Bracket Indexing00:22:08 - Podcast Disclaimer

Who Are The Real Winners From The 2026 Budget

Does the Federal Budget really help young Australians buy property, or simply change the rules of wealth-building for the next generation.🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit: www.coposit.com.au00:00:00 - Taxation and First Home Buyers00:00:23 - Winners and Losers00:02:14 - Capital Gains Tax00:02:32 - National Debt00:05:02 - Taxation and Spending00:05:33 - Capital Gains Tax Changes00:06:54 - Investment Strategies00:10:55 - Negative Gearing00:15:03 - Rent Increase Predictions00:16:27 - Impact of Airbnb00:19:42 - Impact on Small Businesses00:28:08 - Investment in Company00:31:43 - Discussion on Renovating a Business00:33:25 - Government Trust and Policy Changes00:35:45 - Superannuation Taxing00:36:42 - Possible Future Changes