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The Property Couch

The Property Couch

著者: Ben Kingsley Opti & The Couch Crew
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Australia’s top property podcast for everyday investors who want real results, not hype.


Originally shaped by long-time hosts Ben Kingsley and Bryce Holdaway, The Property Couch has evolved into a new chapter led by Ben alongside the expanded Couch Crew. The foundations remain the same: practical frameworks, clear thinking, and real stories that help Australians make smarter decisions.


Backed by data, banter, and proudly anti-spruiker since 2015!


W: https://thepropertycouch.com.au/

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  • 606 | How Ownership Mix Could Improve Your Return by 34% - Chat with Gerard Burg
    2026/07/16
    (Upcoming webinar - 7:30pm AEST, Tues, 28th July) New vs Established Property: What should you buy in today’s market? Register here: https://thepropertycouch.com.au/registernowDo owner-occupier suburbs have better capital growth?New Cotality research suggests the answer is often yes — particularly when it comes to units.Between 2010 and 2026, units in owner-occupier-heavy areas grew by 99%, compared with 65% in investor-heavy suburbs. Applied to the national median unit value at the beginning of that period, that represents an estimated $148,000 difference in capital gains. But does that mean investors should simply avoid any suburb with a high share of renters? Not quite. In this episode, Ben Kingsley is joined by Gerard Burg, Head of Research at Cotality Australia. Gerard brings more than two decades of experience analysing economic and industry trends across government and the private sector, including his previous role as a Senior Economist at NAB. Together, they unpack what Cotality’s ownership-composition research really tells us, why the relationship is so much stronger in the unit market, and how liveability, amenity, renovation activity and future housing supply can influence long-term performance. They also explore the risks of investor-heavy apartment markets, the potential consequences of pushing more investors towards new builds, and what the latest listings and lending data reveal about Australia’s property market in 2026.Free Stuff Mentioned(LIVE Webinar!) New vs Established Property: What should you buy in today’s market? Have recent tax changes made new property the obvious choice for investors? Join us on Tuesday, 28 July at 7:30 pm AEST as we unpack the real numbers, risks and trade-offs behind buying new versus established property.👉 Register for the free webinarCotality’s Owner-Occupier and Investor Research 👉 Read the research and download the full analysis or learn more about Cotality hereMoorr’s Suburb Search Feature: Looking for more suburb data? Check our Moorr’s brand new feature: Suburb Search! Research over 30,000 Australian suburbs with just a few clicks. Explore monthly-updated market data, compare locations, uncover hidden opportunities and access suburb-level insights to help you invest with greater confidence. 👉 Learn moreTimestamps 01:23 – Should You Buy New or Established Property After the Tax Changes?02:28 – Meet Gerard Burg, Head of Research at Cotality Australia03:21 – Money Story: Growing Up as the Youngest of Five Children09:19 – How Gerard Found His Way Into Economics and Property Research14:16 – How the Rental Ratio and Ownership Research Was Calculated15:27 – Do Owner-Occupier Suburbs Have Better Capital Growth?17:15 – How Ownership Composition Created a $148,000 Difference20:00 – Why Schools, Transport and Liveability Influence Property Values23:29 – Why New Apartment Supply Can Limit Capital Growth27:00 – How Investors Should Use a Suburb’s Rental Ratio32:23 – How the New Tax Settings Could Change Investor Behaviour37:05 – Could New Housing Estates Become the Next Investor-Heavy Markets?39:29 – Rental Guarantees, Oversupply and Concentration Risk Explained44:27 – The Practical Property Research Lessons Investors Can Apply46:08 – Australia’s Property Market Outlook for the Rest of 202646:36 – Are Rate Rises or the Federal Budget Driving the Market Slowdown?51:00 – Are Regional Property Markets Still Outperforming the Capitals?53:57 – What Rising Listings Tell Us About Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane56:31 – Interest Rates, Borrowing Capacity and the Signals to Watch NextLISTEN TO THE FIRST 20 EPISODES HERE >> MOORR MONEY MANAGEMENT APP: 👉 Apple: https://apple.co/3ioICGW 👉 Google Play: https://bit.ly/3OT86bW 👉 Web platform: https://www.moorr.com.au/ FREE MASTERCLASS:- How to Build a Property Portfolio and Retire on $2,000 a week >> FREE BEST-SELLING BOOKS: - The Armchair Guide to Property Investing - Make Money Simple Again FIND US HERE: - Website - Instagram - Facebook - Youtube
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  • Are We Property Spruikers? | Throwback Tuesdays
    2026/07/14

    When someone leaves a two-star review calling you "property spruikers," you've got two choices: ignore it, or read it out loud and respond properly!

    In this Throwback Tuesday snippet, Bryce & Ben unpack a listener's concerns about high debt, over-leveraging and vested interests... and why a healthy dose of scepticism is no bad thing.

    For the original episode, tune in here: Episode 437 | The Biggest Danger People Face When Looking at Property Data.


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  • Would YOU Still Invest in Established Property Today? | FUNdamental Fridays
    2026/07/10

    Welcome back to Friday Fundamentals on The Property Couch.

    In this episode, Shane and Luke tackle a question that’s suddenly everywhere:

    Would you still buy an established property today if the negative gearing benefit is deferred?

    Their answer? Yes — but it depends on your goals, your timeline, and the quality of the asset.

    This conversation unpacks why negative gearing is only a moment in time, why growth still does the heavy lifting over the long term, and why chasing a tax outcome can be a dangerous way to build an investment strategy.

    They also break down why established property still has a strong case, especially when land, location and asset quality are front and centre.

    If you’ve been wondering whether the recent changes mean you need to completely rethink your property approach, this is a great place to start.

    Got a question or a “hill” you want us to unpack? Send it through here 👉 https://thepropertycouch.com.au/topics/

    Timestamps

    00:10 – Welcome to Friday Fundamentals
    00:49 – The big question: would you still buy established property?
    01:13 – Luke’s answer: yes, but it depends
    01:45 – Why long-term goals still matter most
    02:03 – PPOR maxing and future strategy
    03:17 – Why Shane would still buy established property
    04:09 – The buyer’s decision quadrant explained
    04:24 – Why not all “tax-friendly” property is good property
    05:00 – Negative gearing is a moment in time
    05:39 – Final thoughts and send in your questions

    #ThePropertyCouch #PropertyInvesting #NegativeGearing #EstablishedProperty #MoneyManagement

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    - How to Build a Property Portfolio and Retire on $2,000 a week >>

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