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The August 10 deadline has arrived. The limited recourse borrowing arrangement (LRBA) landscape for residential property inside self-managed super funds has officially closed its doors to new debt. If you missed the cut-off, or if you consciously chose to avoid the suffocating compliance and interest rate drag of debt-funded super, stop mourning leverage. The sky

The Financial Performance Data Serious investors don't buy "nice" buildings. They buy "performing" numbers. The data for Rosella Murrumbeena destroys the average public listing performance in Victoria. While the broader Melbourne market struggles with a 3% yield average, Rosella is delivering 5.2% – 5.8% gross yields. This is the "Yield + Growth + Tax" trifecta

The DIY property investment dream is dead. Most investors are hitting the serviceability wall. Interest rates have stabilized, but borrowing capacity remains tight. If you're chasing 3% yields in the suburbs, you're not building wealth. You're just subsidizing a tenant's lifestyle. But there is a "truth-teller" secret in the Melbourne market right now. It’s called

Most investors are hitting a serviceability wall. They are stuck in the "nightmare" of DIY property hunting, chasing crumbs in oversupplied outer suburbs. The industry insiders? They aren’t looking at the crumbs. They are looking at the structural shifts that rewrite the rules of capital growth. The Metro Tunnel isn’t just a transport project. It

Spring is when Melbourne property activity accelerates. From September to November 2026, vendors prepare for stronger buyer enquiry. Agents launch campaigns. Investors reassess their portfolios. Owner-occupiers re-enter the market. But the best opportunities do not always wait for the first listing campaign. Many move earlier. They circulate quietly through specialist networks, developer relationships and direct