Sydney’s skyline is evolving, and so is its property market. Urban renewal projects—transforming older industrial and underutilised areas into vibrant residential and commercial precincts—are playing a pivotal role in reshaping the city’s real estate landscape. 
 
From Redfern to Parramatta, urban renewal is driving capital growth, improving liveability, and creating new property investment opportunities in Sydney. 

Economic uncertainty is becoming the new normal—from inflation and interest rate shifts to global instability. Yet despite market volatility, property investment in Australia remains a resilient and rewarding long-term strategy. 
 
In this guide, we’ll explore how to navigate the property market during uncertain times and make informed investment decisions in 2025 and beyond. 

In 2025, Australia’s economy is facing a reckoning—and the housing market is caught in the crossfire. For first-time buyers, renters, and everyday families, the dream of owning a home has never felt more out of reach. While government policies attempt to cushion the blow, deep structural issues threaten long-term affordability and stability. 

Investing in property through a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF) offers Australians a pathway to diversify their retirement portfolios and potentially enhance returns. However, this strategy is not without its complexities. Key challenges include liquidity constraints, diversification risks, and stringent compliance requirements. Understanding these hurdles and implementing effective solutions is crucial for SMSF trustees aiming to optimize their property investments.

Negative gearing remains a cornerstone of property investment strategy in Australia, offering both opportunities and challenges. This blog explores the concept from three critical perspectives: cash flow, taxation, and capital gains.​ 

Living in Sydney with a $100,000 annual salary is achievable, but it requires strategic financial planning. This guide breaks down typical expenses, savings potential, and steps to improve your financial position.

Golf is a sport steeped in history, with courses that have witnessed centuries of play. In Australia, the oldest golf course is Ratho Farm Golf Links in Bothwell, Tasmania, established in 1822. Globally, the title of the oldest golf course belongs to the Old Course at St Andrews in Scotland, with documented play dating back to 1552. Both courses offer unique insights into the evolution of golf.​ 

Discover why investing in Launceston, Tasmania, offers more than just property growth. From heritage charm to lifestyle appeal and little-known facts, here’s why this city is one to watch. 

Discover the best places to invest in commercial and industrial real estate in Australia. Explore high-yield hotspots, capital growth areas, and key risks to watch for in 2025. 

Ever walked into a home and thought: “This is the one”? 
Spoiler alert: it wasn’t just the kitchen. It was your brain being gently nudged by a few clever psychological tricks — from lighting to layout, even the smell of freshly baked cookies. 

Welcome to the behind-the-scenes world of home staging psychology — where science meets sales and emotion drives decision-making. 

What if your daily commute could skip traffic, glide above city streets, and roll straight into the suburbs — all without switching vehicles? 

That’s the bold promise behind Flytram, a futuristic transit concept that’s taking sustainable transport to the next level. Winner of the 2024 Red Dot: Peter Zec Prize, Flytram blends the convenience of a tram-train with the flexibility of a ropeway gondola, creating a hybrid solution for the world’s growing urban transport challenges. 

It’s tax season. Your payslip’s looking thinner than expected. The question crosses your mind: Am I being taxed too much? 

April 2, 2025. “Liberation Day.” 
That’s what Donald Trump is calling it — the date his sweeping new global tariff plan kicks in. But for Australia, it may feel more like an economic ambush than a celebration. 

Trump’s proposed tariffs target imports from key trading partners, including the European Union, South Korea, Brazil, and crucially — Australia. With no exemptions in sight, the policy marks a bold attempt to reshape global trade in favour of U.S. manufacturing. But what does that mean for Australians at home and abroad? 

It may have started as a quirky creature from an artist’s imagination, but Labubu is now one of the most powerful forces in the global collectibles economy. Created by Hong Kong-born illustrator Kasing Lung and brought to life through Chinese toy giant POP MART, Labubu has become the poster child of a booming designer toy industry — and it's reshaping the way consumers shop, collect, and connect worldwide. 

Labubu’s influence goes far beyond its fanged grin and furry charm. With every blind box sold, it’s not just pop culture that’s evolving — it’s economics, retail trends, and digital engagement. 

Is it possible to experience true spiritual growth on a yoga mat in a city studio, or while meditating on a lunch break? 
For many, the answer is yes. Spiritual learning isn’t bound to geography or tradition — it’s an evolving, personal journey that can unfold anywhere. But as practices like yoga, breathwork, and sound healing grow in popularity, a deeper question arises: Are we honouring the origins of these practices as they travel across cultures?