Rent yield pressure and tax changes are affecting property investment yields in the Sydney and Melbourne markets.
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Updated Aug 27
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Rent yield pressure and tax changes are affecting property investment yields in the Sydney and Melbourne markets.
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- Renters in Melbourne are facing rapid increases in housing costs, a situation linked to the policies of the Victorian State.
- Deteriorating property affordability in Sydney is driving a shift in investment patterns.
- Property sages fear interest rate hikes, while market confidence is held back and rental caps are seen as detrimental to housing supply.