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Australian Property Podcast

Australian Property Podcast

Rask 309 Episodes Jul 4, 2026

The Australian Property Podcast by Rask is a trusted resource for property investors, with over 30,000 listeners. Hosted by four experts including buyer's agents, financial educators, and a mortgage broker, it covers buying, managing, and investing in Australian property. Episodes are released multiple times per week, featuring Sunday morning talk, Tuesday Q&A and guest interviews, and Thursday education deep dives.

Episodes

Budget fallout, SMSF lending ban and the property versus shares debate Jul 4, 2026 2900 In this episode of Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates break down the latest property-market shake-up and what it means for buyers, investors and borrowers. The conversation centres on the Federal Budget fallout, the ban on SMSF lending into property, weaker auction conditions and the way sentiment has turned across key housing markets. Pete and Chris unpack why Sydney and M
Is peak fear here for property? Negative gearing, SMSF risk and the six-year rule Jun 27, 2026 3361 In this episode of Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates ask whether Australia’s housing market has moved from nerves to peak fear. They unpack weaker auction results in Sydney and Melbourne, falling prices, softer new-home sales and why investor sentiment keeps deteriorating even as hopes build for lower rates later in 2026. A key focus is policy risk: how proposed negative g
The psychological traps costing property buyers Jun 23, 2026 3235 In this episode of Australian Property Podcast, Amy Lunardi and Chris Bates unpack the psychological traps that can quietly cost property buyers money, momentum and confidence. The conversation starts with a simple idea: a buyer’s market should feel easier, but in practice it can feel even harder because lower sentiment, softer prices and more choice often create more doubt. Amy explains why buyi
Rate pause, Budget shock and the next move for Australia's property market Jun 20, 2026 3099 In this episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack a housing market that is trying to stabilise after the Budget shock, without much conviction that the hard part is over. They start with the Reserve Bank holding the cash rate at 4.35%. Bond yields are off their peak, some fixed rates are edging lower, and buyers are asking whether confidence can rebuild. Pete
First home buyers after the Budget: grants, pathways and the traps to avoid Jun 16, 2026 2502 First home buyers are finally getting a bit more breathing room, but that does not mean every scheme is a green light. In this Australian Property Podcast episode, Chris Bates sits down with Jack Elliott, National First Home Buyer Specialist at Alcove, to unpack what changed after the Budget and how buyers should think about grants, guarantees and shared-equity options in 2026. Jack explains why
The post-Budget property reset — fear, buyers and what happens next Jun 13, 2026 2584 In this episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates step back from the panic that followed the federal Budget and ask what is actually changing in Australia’s housing market. The headlines have turned hard, sentiment has cooled quickly and buyers are suddenly hearing talk of weaker auctions, falling prices and a tougher road for investors. Pete and Chris explain why
What the post-Budget property reset means for buyers and new builds Jun 6, 2026 2791 In this 2 Sense episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack what the post-Budget property reset is starting to look like in real time. The initial panic has eased, but the aftershocks are now showing up in buyer behaviour, lending conversations and market turnover. Pete and Chris explain why first-home buyers are suddenly seeing less competition at open homes,
Senator Andrew Bragg on housing, tax and Australia’s productivity problem Jun 1, 2026 3733 This episode was originally featured on the Australian Investors Podcast. In this episode, Owen Rask sits down with Senator Andrew Bragg for a wide-ranging conversation about the Federal Budget, housing supply, tax, productivity and why so many Australians feel the country has become harder to get ahead in. Rather than getting stuck in party talking points, they focus on the practical questions
Budget fallout for property: buyers, investors and the new-build gamble May 30, 2026 3386 In this 2 Sense episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack what the post-Budget property reset is starting to look like on the ground. Even before any policy changes are fully legislated, sentiment has shifted: investors are turning cautious, lenders are tightening around serviceability, asking prices are easing in parts of Sydney and Melbourne, and nervous sel
Budget changes: What property investors, pre-retirees and retirees should do next May 26, 2026 2299 Chris Bates sits down with James O’Reilly to unpack what the latest Federal Budget proposals could mean for Australian property investors at three very different life stages: wealth accumulators, pre-retirees and retirees. They break down how proposed changes to negative gearing, capital gains tax and trust taxation may change the numbers for investors who have relied on property for growth, cash
Is property investing dead? What the Budget means for buyers, rents and prices May 23, 2026 2790 Is property investing dead, or is Australia just entering an uncomfortable reset? In this 2 Sense episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack the post-Budget aftershocks now rippling through the housing market. They start with the investor side of the equation. With Sydney auctions rattled, negative gearing changes looming, and Macquarie already cutting investo
Budget shock for property investors, rents and house prices May 14, 2026 3328 In this 2 Sense episode of the Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates react to a Federal Budget that could reshape Australia’s housing market faster than many investors expect. Recording the morning after the announcement, they break down the headline changes: negative gearing being restricted to new builds from 1 July 2027, a tougher capital gains tax regime, and a new minimum

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