The national rental crisis is about to get a lot worse as investors continue to sell up and desert the market as confirmed in the latest PIPA Sentiment Survey and the Chair of PIPA Nicola McDougall joins us again to unpack the surprising details and implications.

Queensland Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk has been forced to abandon controversial plans for a housing tax that experts warned would worsen the state’s housing crisis.

While Queensland continued to be the top pick for property investments, a new survey showed that the state had lost some of its shine to investors.

Interest rate hikes and lack of supply across Australian cities are leaving tenants exposed to ballooning rents and evictions.

Queensland’s new land tax rule will not take effect until the middle of next year, but property investors Peter and Joanna Meek are not waiting around.

New research has revealed almost 30% of Queensland rental dwellings have vanished from the market in the past two years.

There are a number of reasons that Queensland is a hot spot for investment right now. So, if you’re thinking about investing in Queensland, here is what to look out for.

New research shows a huge number of property investors are preparing to exit the already stretched Queensland rental market thanks to the government’s “ridiculous” housing tax.

For the next three years Queensland homeowners can now rent out their granny flats to people outside their immediate family.

The 2022 PIPA Annual Property Investor Sentiment Survey was conducted in August 2022 and surveyed Australia’s existing and aspiring property investors.

Nearly 30% of rental dwellings have been stripped from the Queensland market in two years as more than 160,000 investment properties were potentially sold to homebuyers, according to the 2022 Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA) Annual Investor Sentiment Survey.

An upcoming seminar will dive deep into the problems plaguing the property investment sphere now and in the future.