The recent Australian election was a housing election. Both sides had big promises that would've had big impacts on the Australian housing market. Now that Labor has won, we want to understand what it might mean.
Today's guest is Sam Gordon, founder of Australian Property Scout.
In today's episode we unpack:
- What Labor promised at this election
- How these policies will impact house prices
- The prospect of more rate cuts
- How Sam advises clients to navigate these changes
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Thank you to Australian Property Scout for sponsoring this episode and helping keep all of our content free.
Learn more about APS by visiting their website or search for their podcasts wherever you're listening to this: Scouting Australia Podcast and The Top 1% Podcast
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