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Property Insights with Mark Bouris

Property Insights with Mark Bouris

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Property Insights with Mark Bouris is the go-to podcast where experts explore housing market trends and the broader Australian economy, offering valuable advice and actionable insights for homeowners, investors, and anyone keen to stay ahead in the ever-evolving real estate landscape.

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  • “Government, it’s time to make some TOUGH DECISIONS” Mark Bouris & Stephen Koukoulas

    “Government, it’s time to make some TOUGH DECISIONS” Mark Bouris & Stephen Koukoulas
    2026/10/28
    Will the RBA raise interest rates again in November, or is Australia's slowing economy a reason to hold?In this October 2026 Monthly Economic Update, Mark Bouris sits down with economist Stephen Koukoulas to break down the latest Australian economic data ahead of the Reserve Bank of Australia's upcoming cash rate decision on Melbourne Cup Day.With inflation pressures, rising unemployment, falling house prices and weak consumer confidence all shaping the outlook, Mark and Stephen examine the competing forces influencing the RBA's next move, and what the decision could mean for mortgage holders, property buyers, homeowners, investors and Australian businesses.The conversation goes beyond interest rates to explore Australia's productivity problem, government spending, the cost-of-living squeeze and the economic risks that could shape the months ahead.Stephen and Mark also work through the economic indicators the RBA considers when setting monetary policy, including GDP growth, inflation, wages, unemployment, house prices, retail sales and business investment.In this episode of Property Insights, you'll hear about: RBA November cash rate decision: Is another interest rate rise likely, or could the Reserve Bank hold?Inflation and interest rates: How rising oil prices and global economic conditions are influencing the outlook.Unemployment and the labour market: What rising unemployment could mean for the RBA's next decision.Australia's productivity problem: Why productivity matters for wages, business costs, inflation and long-term economic growth.The cost-of-living crisis: How mortgage holders and households are coping with higher expenses and borrowing costs.Falling house prices: What the property market's performance could signal about household wealth and consumer spending.Consumer and business confidence: Why weak sentiment is an important warning sign for the economy.Government spending and the budget: Whether fiscal policy needs to change to strengthen Australia's economic outlook.Business investment and AI: How technology, data centres and investment are influencing productivity and GDP.What comes next for the economy: The key indicators to watch as Australia heads towards the end of 2026. CHAPTERS00:00 — Australia's economy: Why the outlook is weakening01:18 — What is productivity, and why does it matter?02:56 — How productivity affects business costs and inflation05:27 — Why productivity matters for interest rates06:50 — Measuring productivity in healthcare and public services11:18 — Government spending and Australia's productivity challenge13:16 — Technology, AI and the future of work14:13 — Why private-sector productivity remains weak15:34 — Construction, infrastructure and Australia's economy34:50 — How GDP is measured and what the numbers miss36:00 — Is Australia already in a recession?39:46 — Cost-of-living pressures and consumer confidence41:38 — Rising unemployment and the RBA's rate dilemma42:26 — Are the economic indicators telling the full story?43:25 — What another rate rise could mean for households and businesses44:18 — Should the government do more to support the economy?45:05 — Government spending and the budget outlook47:55 — Defence spending and other major budget pressures49:27 — Could better-targeted government support help households?51:24 — The RBA's economic checklist: What matters most?52:59 — AI, technology and measuring economic growth53:46 — Wages, house prices and the labour market55:14 — Business investment, data centres and GDP56:39 — Falling iron ore prices and Australia's budget59:16 — Is Australia's cash rate already restrictive?59:55 — Stephen Koukoulas's view on the November RBA decision1:00:56 — What financial markets expect from future rate decisions1:02:32 — What to watch in the RBA's latest economic forecasts1:03:44 — Final thoughts--Catch up on more episodes in the Property Insights podcast: https://yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/Chat with a YBR Broker: https://ybr.com.au/refinance-flagship-campaign-rates/Get in touch with Yellow Brick Road: https://ybr.com.au/enquiry/Yellow Brick Road was founded by Mark Bouris to help Australians on the road to their hopes and dreams. We offer competitive rates, an all-encompassing portfolio of mortgage broking services and a network of trusted home loan experts all over Australia. For more information, visit www.ybr.com.au or call 1800 927 927.#markbouris #yellowbrickroad #homeloansSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Are Australian property investors facing a major turning point?

    Are Australian property investors facing a major turning point?
    2026/10/13
    In this episode of Property Insights, Mark Bouris sits down with economist and finance commentator Peter Switzer to discuss the future of Australian property investment, the outlook for interest rates, and the economic changes that could reshape how Australians build wealth.With bond yields signalling the possibility of higher interest rates for longer, Mark and Peter explore what this could mean for mortgage holders, property buyers, investors and small businesses. They also unpack how the global AI boom is increasing demand for capital, why productivity growth matters, and whether businesses can achieve enough efficiency gains to offset the cost of borrowing.The conversation turns to the changing Australian property market, including proposed changes to negative gearing and the capital gains tax discount, the appeal of investment properties versus shares and ETFs, and what reduced investor demand could mean for housing supply and property developers.In this episode, Mark Bouris and Peter Switzer discuss:- Interest rates and bond yields: Why global bond markets are signalling higher borrowing costs for longer.- The RBA’s next move: Could another interest rate rise be on the horizon?- AI and the economy: How artificial intelligence, data centres and demand for capital could reshape productivity and business investment.- Australian property investment: Whether changes to negative gearing and capital gains tax could alter the traditional property investment strategy.- Property versus shares and ETFs: The costs, risks, potential returns and diversification considerations investors should understand.- Housing supply and property developers: How changes in investor demand could affect new developments and the availability of housing.- The future of Australian business: Why innovation, productivity and economic reform may become increasingly important.This discussion is for general information and education only and does not constitute financial or investment advice.*Note: this podcast was filmed in September 2026, before the RBA's October cash rate decision.Chapters00:00 Welcome to Property Insights: Peter Switzer joins Mark Bouris00:39 Bond yields and the outlook for interest rates01:28 Is the RBA close to raising rates again?02:14 Could AI drive growth while interest rates stay high?03:47 Why global demand for capital matters04:10 AI investment, capital costs and business productivity05:34 Government spending and competition for capital06:42 Australia’s productivity challenge07:16 Can businesses use AI to reduce costs?08:18 The risk of investing in AI while rates stay high10:47 Are we entering a structural economic shift?11:39 The opportunities and threats AI poses to businesses13:39 What should small businesses and investors do?15:19 How tax changes could reshape property investment16:34 The real costs of owning an investment property18:21 Property versus shares and ETFs20:56 Is Australia’s investment landscape changing?21:06 Are investors reconsidering property?22:06 What makes an investment property worthwhile?23:23 Could tax changes create a structural shift in property?24:20 Will Australians favour their own homes over investment properties?25:04 What happens to housing supply if investor demand falls?26:07 Could investment incentives encourage business growth?28:36 Does Australia need a new approach to economic reform?30:26 Why global capital costs matter to Australia32:29 Should investors consider alternative asset classes?32:41 Property investment, diversification and tax changes33:16 What falling property transactions could mean for state budgets34:38 Household spending and the GST debate37:00 Final thoughts on politics, business and economic reform--Catch up on more episodes in the Property Insights podcast: https://yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/Chat with a YBR Broker: https://ybr.com.au/refinance-flagship-campaign-rates/Get in touch with Yellow Brick Road: https://ybr.com.au/enquiry/Yellow Brick Road was founded by Mark Bouris to help Australians on the road to their hopes and dreams. We offer competitive rates, an all-encompassing portfolio of mortgage broking services and a network of trusted home loan experts all over Australia. For more information, visit www.ybr.com.au or call 1800 927 927.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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  • Are We Heading Towards Another Rate Hike? | Mark Bouris & Stephen Koukou

    Are We Heading Towards Another Rate Hike? | Mark Bouris & Stephen Koukou
    2026/09/24

    In this episode of Property Insights, Mark Bouris sits down with economist Stephen Koukoulas to unpack what’s really happening across the Australian economy and what it could mean for interest rates, inflation, households, businesses and the property market.

    With the RBA facing a difficult decision when they meet on September 29, the big question is whether Australia could be heading towards another rate hike.

    Mark and Stephen break down the latest economic signals, including inflation, interest rates, bond yields, global markets and the uneven state of the Australian economy. They also debate whether the RBA could move sooner rather than later, and what upcoming inflation data could mean for its next decision.

    In this video:

    Is another RBA rate hike coming?
    Why interest rates may remain higher for longer
    What inflation is telling us about the economy
    September vs November: when could the RBA move?
    What bond yields are signalling
    How global interest rates could impact Australia
    The pressure higher rates are putting on households and businesses
    Why the economic downturn is so uneven
    What the next inflation numbers could mean
    Why the RBA faces a difficult balancing act
    The bigger economic issues Australia needs to confront

    Chapters

    00:00 — September Monthly Economic Update
    02:15 — What’s happening in the Australian economy?
    06:40 — The inflation picture
    11:25 — What the RBA is watching
    16:10 — Are interest rates restrictive enough?
    21:05 — The warning from bond yields
    26:30 — Could rates stay higher for longer?
    31:45 — Global markets and interest rates
    36:20 — The impact on households and businesses
    41:10 — Why the downturn is so uneven
    45:35 — Could the RBA hike again?
    48:10 — The case for another rate hike
    50:10 — Why Stephen thinks the RBA may wait
    52:00 — The inflation problem
    53:20 — Why the economy can change quickly
    54:30 — The bigger economic picture

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    Catch up on more episodes in the Property Insights podcast: https://yhomeloans.com.au/property-insights/
    Chat with a YBR Broker: https://ybr.com.au/refinance-flagship-campaign-rates/
    Get in touch with Yellow Brick Road: https://ybr.com.au/enquiry/

    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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    55 分
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