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Changing negative gearing is a risk during a time when our economy is in transition.
If negative gearing is restricted, there is a risk that investors will be discouraged from purchasing property, thereby reducing the number of rental options for those who choose or must rent their home.
The Real Estate Institute of Australia, backed by the industry, is campaigning against changes to negative gearing proposed by Labor.
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The negative gearing debate should focus on the experience of 1985, says John Howard.
Rents in Sydney's exclusive beach-side suburb of Tamarama tumbled 40% in the year to April, according to CoreLogic's Property Pulse.
The total volume of leased properties in Perth soared 17% during the March quarter, according to REIWA.
Rises in Middle Sydney and falls in Outer Sydney balanced out to see the vacancy rates for Sydney steady overall.
Good news for tenants, as new data shows annual rents across Australia declined for the first time in more than 20 years.
Sydney and Melbourne units are almost as expensive to rent as houses, according to the latest from Domain.
There is eighty years of Australian history to highlight the importance of negative gearing to Australia’s economy.
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