Loading video...

Video Failed to Load

Go Home

Two months in, the data suggests Labor's property changes may have made it even harder for first home buyers to enter the market.

rjmontgomery's profile picture

Roger Montgomery

15,575 subscribers

14,589 views • 6 days ago •via X (Twitter)

LIVE

Anya Rossi• Live Now

Private livecam show

0 Comments

No comments available

Comments from the original post will appear here

Related Videos

Property investors are bracing for a shake up in tax rules, as part of next month's federal budget with some claiming changes will make the market even tougher for first home buyers. Tim Lester
2:19

Property investors are bracing for a shake up in tax rules, as part of next month's federal budget with some claiming changes will make the market even tougher for first home buyers. Tim Lester

7NEWS Sydney

20,375 views • 3 months ago

Victorians putting a property on the market may soon have to pay for the building inspection, in a government push to save buyers time and money. #9News
1:46

Victorians putting a property on the market may soon have to pay for the building inspection, in a government push to save buyers time and money. #9News

9News Melbourne

18,665 views • 4 months ago

Melbourne's property market has experienced a significant slowdown, with auction clearance rates at six-year lows and only half of properties selling under the hammer. Changes to negative gearing laws and additional land tax have reduced property investors' borrowing capacity, creating opportunities for first home buyers. Laura Turner
1:50

Melbourne's property market has experienced a significant slowdown, with auction clearance rates at six-year lows and only half of properties selling under the hammer. Changes to negative gearing laws and additional land tax have reduced property investors' borrowing capacity, creating opportunities for first home buyers. Laura Turner

7NEWS Melbourne

21,975 views • 1 month ago

Will Labor's tax changes make it even harder for young Australians to buy a home? Economist Derek Francis thinks so, saying the Treasury has significantly underestimated the impact on investors and future wealth creation. Karl Weekly live at 5pm tonight.
0:58

Will Labor's tax changes make it even harder for young Australians to buy a home? Economist Derek Francis thinks so, saying the Treasury has significantly underestimated the impact on investors and future wealth creation. Karl Weekly live at 5pm tonight.

Karl Stefanovic

36,702 views • 1 month ago

Opendoor $OPEN CEO Carrie Wheeler: • 65% of first-time home sellers willing to take 20% less for their home to avoid the stress while prioritizing convenience and certainty • Delistings are at a decade level high right now. 1 in 4 sellers are not getting a transaction done and pulling themselves back off the market. • More softness to home prices then may be reported today. • Advice for home buyers this spring is: Be Ready • The market is very dynamic, Even small changes in mortgage rates right now spark buyer demand • Inventory is 20% higher this time than it was last year, and the market is slow. Homes are staying on the market for longer. Things are shifting in the home-buyers favor. • Advice for home sellers: Be ready, there’s increasing competition. Your home’s price is the first impression, those first 2 weeks are really critical to gauge buyers demand. • Home sellers: Start with an #Opendoor cash offer, it’s the best way to understand the value of your home and start your selling journey. And you can get more insight on this way.
3:32

Opendoor $OPEN CEO Carrie Wheeler: • 65% of first-time home sellers willing to take 20% less for their home to avoid the stress while prioritizing convenience and certainty • Delistings are at a decade level high right now. 1 in 4 sellers are not getting a transaction done and pulling themselves back off the market. • More softness to home prices then may be reported today. • Advice for home buyers this spring is: Be Ready • The market is very dynamic, Even small changes in mortgage rates right now spark buyer demand • Inventory is 20% higher this time than it was last year, and the market is slow. Homes are staying on the market for longer. Things are shifting in the home-buyers favor. • Advice for home sellers: Be ready, there’s increasing competition. Your home’s price is the first impression, those first 2 weeks are really critical to gauge buyers demand. • Home sellers: Start with an #Opendoor cash offer, it’s the best way to understand the value of your home and start your selling journey. And you can get more insight on this way.

Art Jonak

12,147 views • 1 year ago

The Federal Government is helping more Australians realise their dream of home ownership, launching 5% deposits for all first home buyers. Labor says the initiative will enable more people to enter the market sooner. sophiefenna #7NEWS
1:19

The Federal Government is helping more Australians realise their dream of home ownership, launching 5% deposits for all first home buyers. Labor says the initiative will enable more people to enter the market sooner. sophiefenna #7NEWS

7NEWS Sunshine Coast

19,791 views • 9 months ago

We treat housing as an investment vehicle rather than a human right. Sensible changes to negative gearing/CGT discount will tip the scales in favour of first home buyers. It shouldn't be easier to buy your 2nd, 3rd, 4th investment property than your first home.
0:50

We treat housing as an investment vehicle rather than a human right. Sensible changes to negative gearing/CGT discount will tip the scales in favour of first home buyers. It shouldn't be easier to buy your 2nd, 3rd, 4th investment property than your first home.

David Pocock

168,442 views • 1 year ago

🇫🇷 | Le Pen's National Rally (RN) passed a resolution in the French parliament for the first time. It denounces the 1968 Franco-Algerian Agreement, in the wake of several months of rising tensions between the two countries. From now on, it will harder for Algerians to obtain visas to enter France.
0:54

🇫🇷 | Le Pen's National Rally (RN) passed a resolution in the French parliament for the first time. It denounces the 1968 Franco-Algerian Agreement, in the wake of several months of rising tensions between the two countries. From now on, it will harder for Algerians to obtain visas to enter France.

ʜᴇʀQʟᴇs ᴇɴɢ

18,610 views • 8 months ago

Labor will invest $10 billion to build 100,000 new homes reserved for first home buyers only. No competition from property investors, just a fair crack for first home buyers.
1:37

Labor will invest $10 billion to build 100,000 new homes reserved for first home buyers only. No competition from property investors, just a fair crack for first home buyers.

Anthony Albanese

238,433 views • 1 year ago

We're fixing the tax system to make it easier for first home buyers.
0:23

We're fixing the tax system to make it easier for first home buyers.

Anthony Albanese

46,310 views • 1 month ago

Big changes for all new home buyers coming to Ontario. They are removing the HST no matter if you are first time home buyer or it’s your second time and on. Can you tell how bad the housing market is right now?
0:39

Big changes for all new home buyers coming to Ontario. They are removing the HST no matter if you are first time home buyer or it’s your second time and on. Can you tell how bad the housing market is right now?

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

46,155 views • 4 months ago

The median age of home buyers in the US has reached a record high of 59, driven by older, repeat buyers with significant equity. Meanwhile, the market share of first-time home buyers has dropped to a historic low of 21%.
0:33

The median age of home buyers in the US has reached a record high of 59, driven by older, repeat buyers with significant equity. Meanwhile, the market share of first-time home buyers has dropped to a historic low of 21%.

Fifty Shades of Whey

334,340 views • 5 months ago

The first homebuyer scheme introduced to help young Australians enter the property market seems to have had the opposite effect. House prices are skyrocketing, especially in areas that should be more affordable. Angelique Opie
1:39

The first homebuyer scheme introduced to help young Australians enter the property market seems to have had the opposite effect. House prices are skyrocketing, especially in areas that should be more affordable. Angelique Opie

7NEWS Melbourne

92,358 views • 6 months ago

Sydney has had its worst auction results since COVID, the clearance rate crashing by 6%. It's the first test of the market since the Albanese government made sweeping changes to property taxes.
1:46

Sydney has had its worst auction results since COVID, the clearance rate crashing by 6%. It's the first test of the market since the Albanese government made sweeping changes to property taxes.

7NEWS Sydney

67,918 views • 2 months ago

Nobody wants to talk about the real problem with Ireland's property market - and it's this... Home values rose by 10% in the last 12 months. Rents are so high that buyers can expect a gross rental yield of around €30,000 per year. Tax will take a big chunk, but the money to be made is still astronomical. If you were an overseas buyer with a few hundred grand, you would be crazy not to invest in our property market. And you can - with no restrictions. That's the problem. The market is over-heating and Irish buyers are priced out. We need an immediate ban on investment funds buying property and a requirement that any non-Irish buyer needs to have lived in Ireland for last ten years before they can buy. Those two measures will cost us zero - and ease the housing crisis almost overnight. #voterobcarry1 #election #GeneralElection #wicklow
2:33

Nobody wants to talk about the real problem with Ireland's property market - and it's this... Home values rose by 10% in the last 12 months. Rents are so high that buyers can expect a gross rental yield of around €30,000 per year. Tax will take a big chunk, but the money to be made is still astronomical. If you were an overseas buyer with a few hundred grand, you would be crazy not to invest in our property market. And you can - with no restrictions. That's the problem. The market is over-heating and Irish buyers are priced out. We need an immediate ban on investment funds buying property and a requirement that any non-Irish buyer needs to have lived in Ireland for last ten years before they can buy. Those two measures will cost us zero - and ease the housing crisis almost overnight. #voterobcarry1 #election #GeneralElection #wicklow

Rob Carry

30,163 views • 1 year ago

Labor is making it easier to buy for first home buyers. ✅ 5% deposits for all first home buyers ✅ Building 100,000 new homes, reserved for people buying their first home
0:46

Labor is making it easier to buy for first home buyers. ✅ 5% deposits for all first home buyers ✅ Building 100,000 new homes, reserved for people buying their first home

Clare O'Neil MP

10,858 views • 1 year ago

🚨 STOCK MARKET NEARING ALL-TIME RECORD: CNN is forced to report that President Trump's economy is SOARING — calling new stock market highs "remarkable" and "impressive!" "Usually it takes about four months for markets to enter the low, and then another four months for a recovery to get back to even. That happened in HALF THE TIME! So, it really is remarkable!"
1:49

🚨 STOCK MARKET NEARING ALL-TIME RECORD: CNN is forced to report that President Trump's economy is SOARING — calling new stock market highs "remarkable" and "impressive!" "Usually it takes about four months for markets to enter the low, and then another four months for a recovery to get back to even. That happened in HALF THE TIME! So, it really is remarkable!"

Townhall.com

226,645 views • 1 year ago

What's Going To Happen In Residential Real Estate In 2026? Nothing good! Biggest mistake in 2025? Taking a property off the market expecting the Real Estate Market to improve in 2026 Prices will continue to drop in 2026, certainly for the first 6 months & stay down 2/
2:25

What's Going To Happen In Residential Real Estate In 2026? Nothing good! Biggest mistake in 2025? Taking a property off the market expecting the Real Estate Market to improve in 2026 Prices will continue to drop in 2026, certainly for the first 6 months & stay down 2/

Ron Butler

85,128 views • 6 months ago

Our housing system has been stacked against ordinary Australians for too long. That’s why we’re making changes to level the playing field for renters and first home buyers.
0:28

Our housing system has been stacked against ordinary Australians for too long. That’s why we’re making changes to level the playing field for renters and first home buyers.

Clare O'Neil MP

20,396 views • 2 months ago