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Why Sydney Apartment Value Depends on Who Lives Next Door
Cotality finds owner-occupier heavy unit areas outperform investor areas. Learn how Compass Strata helps Sydney buildings protect and grow value.
Timothy Lee
3 min read


What the End of SMSF Residential Lending Could Mean for Apartment Owners and Investors
If you've been following the recent changes to Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) lending, you may have wondered what it has to do with apartments, strata schemes and property values. On the surface, it looks like a superannuation issue. In reality, it has the potential to influence who buys apartments, how quickly new developments get off the ground and, over time, the supply of new housing entering the market. It's unlikely this new policy change will send apartment prices into
Timothy Lee
4 min read


Apartment Investors Face a New Era After Negative Gearing and CGT Reforms
Australia’s apartment market is entering a new chapter after the Federal Government confirmed major changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax (CGT) concessions aimed at reshaping investor behaviour and improving housing affordability. The reforms, which will largely apply from 1 July 2027, are some of the most significant property tax changes in decades. Rather than removing investor incentives entirely, the Government is attempting to redirect investment away from ex
Timothy Lee
4 min read


No Fairies, Just Shared Responsibility
Living in strata can feel a bit like living in a well-choreographed dance where everyone is supposed to know the steps, but occasionally someone decides to freestyle in the middle of the routine. And that’s usually where things start to wobble. One of the most common misunderstandings in strata living is the quiet belief that there is an invisible team of “building fairies” who handle anything inconvenient. Leave rubbish beside the bin? Fairy job. Dump an old couch in the bas
Timothy Lee
2 min read
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