Australia’s rental crisis is set to worsen as thousands of property investors exit the market – just as the Federal Treasurer signals potential changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax (CGT) through sweeping tax reforms, according to the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA).

The Federal Government is holding an economic roundtable in mid-August with changes to negative gearing and Capital Gains Tax potentially on the agenda. Indeed, some

After more than a decade of dedicated service, Nicola McDougall is stepping down as board chair of the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA), making way for fresh leadership.

The 2025 PIPA Awards for Excellence were held in Brisbane recently where the crème de la crème of the property investment profession was recognised for their commitment to best practice, ethics, and the PIPA Code of Conduct.

With the Federal Election now called, politicians are reminded that two-thirds of property investors are in negative cash flow with additional financial input required to top up mortgage repayments and property expenses – a sharp increase on the year before, according to PIPA research.

The Property Investment Professionals of Australia has elected a new board director based in Perth.

A new study conducted by the PIPA and PICA has revealed an urgent need for tens of thousands of additional property investors to address the ongoing rental crisis in Australia.

New research has found that long-term property ownership remains vital to achieving robust capital growth, with some locations outperforming others significantly.

The sell-off of investment properties around the nation is continuing unabated and is fuelling fears of an even tighter rental market with higher holding and compliance costs as well as new property taxes to blame, according to the 2024 PIPA Annual Investor Sentiment Survey.

The inaugural 2024 PIPA Awards for Excellence were held in Sydney recently where the crème de la crème of the property investment profession was recognised for their commitment to best practice, ethics, and the PIPA Code of Conduct.

Governments are using private investors as scapegoats for a shocking underinvestment in social housing while raking in tens of billions of dollars in property taxes each year.

The Property Investment Professionals of Australia have elected two new board directors in Newcastle-based MCG Quantity Surveyors Managing Director Mike Mortlock and Melbourne-based Cate Bakos Property Director Cate Bakos.