The Wealth Report

The Wealth Report’s unique data, expert insights, thought-provoking interviews and future views shed light on the key issues affecting how you live, work and invest.

Impacts of the Federal Budget

Explore why commercial property is increasingly attracting private capital and how investors may benefit from changing CGT and negative gearing settings.

Leading Indicators July 2026

Australia’s economy sends mixed signals: the RBA held interest rates at 4.35% in June even as inflationary pressures broadened, and oil prices have eased.

Australian Office Indicators Q1 2026

Breakdown of the key office markets across Australia, and capturing upcoming trends.

Australian Horizon Report 2026

Exclusive insights into our predictions and outlook for the Australian property market heading into 2026 and beyond.

Australian Capital View - February 2026

This report breakdowns the key indicators shaping the Australian Capital Markets.

The Co-Living Report 2025

From niche to mainstream, co-living sector is cementing itself as a genuine alternative to traditional housing with a dynamic model blending convenience, flexibility and value for money.

Dwindling new supply to drive rents in Sydney CBD 2025

Limited premium supply and just three major CBD completions by 2029 will tighten the top end and drive rental growth.

The Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous: Following Global Wealth with Liam Bailey

With over 20 years of research into ultra‑high‑net‑worth individuals, Liam shares insights into how wealth is being created, where it’s flowing, and how those trends are influencing property markets around the world. This episode explores the forces shaping real estate today and what it means for Australia.

Unlocking capital value for returns – What’s shaping competitive assets?

In today’s market, the interplay between amenity, ESG performance and incentives is reshaping how assets compete.
Capital office markets remain driven by a simple principle: assets must be leased to generate return. What has shifted materially is how those assets achieve occupancy and at what cost.

Self-Storage Proves to Be a Maturing Asset Class Poised for Continued Growth in 2026

Self-storage is continuing to move from a quiet, utilitarian corner of the market into a mature and increasingly sophisticated asset class, shaped by rising land values, denser living and changing lifestyle needs. In 2026, the sector’s growth will depend on smarter design, automation, and operators’ ability to scale.

Investors Widen Their Lens
as the Market Rebalances

For years, the market has been defined by what felt safe by championing “beds and sheds” investing. Unit development sites and industrial assets dominated the transaction landscape, however, 2026 is shaping up as the moment the market begins to look outward again.

Investor Demand Builds for Specialist Disability Accommodation

In spite of the increasing media focus on
strategies to reduce the overall growth in the NDIS, the SDA sector is increasingly being recognised as a compelling healthcare property asset class.

Speed to market vs feasibility: How are developers navigating?

We unpack the real-world challenges behind Australia’s housing supply push, whether current planning reforms, accelerated approval pathways and transport-oriented development are actually delivering new housing or simply shifting the pressure points.

Hunter Region: A Market Defined by Scarcity, Sustainability & Strategic Scale

As Newcastle steps into 2026, the Hunter Region is no longer a secondary market, but a strategic destination for investors, occupiers and developers, with industrial vacancy below 5%, rising ESG pressures, and infrastructure-led momentum.

The residentialisation of St Kilda Road

Outside the ANZAC precinct residential is becoming the highest and best use for secondary office on St Kilda Road.

Sydney’s Housing Crossroads: Reform, Opportunity and a City in Need

Sydney faces a pivotal housing moment as planning reforms, easing costs, and persistent undersupply create new opportunities for developers.

Sydney's apartment market set for resurgence amidst investment shifts in 2025

Sydney’s real estate market is shifting, with apartment values rising amid stalled construction, completed blocks attracting investors, and commercial property demand remaining weak.

The Property Perspective Podcast: Navigating Sydney's Investment Landscape

Sydney's residential development trends - and the two magic numbers that tell us about the outlook for housing supply!