Post by Accrue Real Estate

The 2026 Federal Budget has introduced an important conversation for Australian property investors. The proposed changes may affect how investors think about negative gearing, Capital Gains Tax, established residential property, eligible new-build property, SMSFs and trust structures. One of the key takeaways is that not all property may be treated the same under the proposed settings. Eligible new-build property appears to sit at the centre of the Government’s housing supply direction, while existing investors may also need to understand grandfathering and transitional arrangements. At Accrue Real Estate, we believe this reinforces the importance of research-led property selection. Investors should look beyond headlines and consider the property itself, including location, rental demand, supply, infrastructure, affordability and long-term market fundamentals. Read our full review here: https://lnkd.in/gV6h4z8h This article is general information only and does not provide financial, taxation, legal, SMSF, lending or investment advice. #PropertyInvestment #FederalBudget2026 #AustralianPropertyMarket #NewBuildProperty #PropertyInvesting #RealEstateAustralia #InvestmentProperty #SMSFProperty #PropertyResearch #AccrueRealEstate