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Division 40 and Division 43 depreciation explained for Brisbane property investors in 2026
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Finance and Strategy
Division 40 and Division 43 depreciation explained for Brisbane property investors in 2026
Division 43 covers your building at 2.5% per year for 40 years. Division 40 covers carpet, aircon and blinds. Together they can produce $7,000 to $11,000 in first-year deductions on a Brisbane new build unit. The complete guide for investors.
9 June 2026
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Brisbane northside property investment guide 2026: Chermside, Nundah, Albion, Kedron and Northgate
Suburb Reports
Suburb Reports
Brisbane northside property investment guide 2026: Chermside, Nundah, Albion, Kedron and Northgate
Northside units at $780,000 to $822,500 with yields of 3.82% to 4.43% and true weekly costs of $201 to $257. Verified data for five Brisbane northside suburbs including Nundah's extraordinary 34.6% annual house growth.
8 June 2026
Brisbane buyers agent guide 2026: do you need one, what they cost and how to choose
Buying Guides
Buying Guides
Brisbane buyers agent guide 2026: do you need one, what they cost and how to choose
Brisbane buyers agents charge 1.5% to 2.5% of purchase price plus a $3,000 to $5,000 engagement fee. On a $900,000 purchase that is $17,500 to $26,500 all-in. The honest guide to whether the fee is worth it for Brisbane investors in 2026.
7 June 2026
Brisbane house and land packages 2026: are they worth it for investors?
Finance & Strategy
Finance & Strategy
Brisbane house and land packages 2026: are they worth it for investors?
A $900,000 Springfield house and land package costs $321 per week after rent and tax benefits. An established Brisbane median house costs $1,341 per week in mortgage repayments. The honest house and land investment case for 2026 with verified current pricing.
6 June 2026
Rentvesting in Brisbane 2026: how to get into the property market without buying where you live
Finance & Strategy
Finance & Strategy
Rentvesting in Brisbane 2026: how to get into the property market without buying where you live
Renting in New Farm while owning a Moorooka investment unit costs $994 per week all-in, almost identical to buying in New Farm directly. Verified calculations, top suburbs and the post-budget tax position explained.
4 June 2026
Interest only vs principal and interest: which loan structure is right for Brisbane investors in 2026?
Finance & Strategy
Finance & Strategy
Interest only vs principal and interest: which loan structure is right for Brisbane investors in 2026?
IO saves $491 to $624 per month on Brisbane investment properties right now. But it costs $55,000 to $71,000 more over 30 years. Verified calculations at three price points with the honest trade-offs explained.
3 June 2026
Why Brisbane has a housing supply crisis in 2026 and what it means for property investors
Market Updates
Market Updates
Why Brisbane has a housing supply crisis in 2026 and what it means for property investors
Brisbane needs 16,000 new dwellings per year and is not getting them. New supply is forecast to fall 11% in 2026. Here is the supply crisis explained and what it means for property investors.
2 June 2026

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Brisbane Southside Property Investment Guide 2026: Moorooka, Tarragindi, Salisbury, Holland Park West and Oxley
Suburb Reports
Brisbane Southside Property Investment Guide 2026: Moorooka, Tarragindi, Salisbury, Holland Park West and Oxley
Brisbane's southern corridor is recording strong annual growth in 2026. Verified data on five southside suburbs including Moorooka units at $787,500 up 25.3% and Tarragindi units up 31.6%.
1 June 2026
How much deposit do you actually need for an investment property in Brisbane in 2026?
Finance & Strategy
How much deposit do you actually need for an investment property in Brisbane in 2026?
The real numbers on what it costs to enter the Brisbane property market in 2026. 20% deposit, 10% with LMI, equity access and QLD stamp duty calculated for every price point.
31 May 2026
Is now a good time to buy property in Brisbane in 2026?
Market Updates
Is now a good time to buy property in Brisbane in 2026?
Brisbane median dwelling $1,116,180, annual growth 19.7%, vacancy 0.8%. Three RBA hikes and the post-budget environment have changed the calculation. The honest answer for each type of buyer.
31 May 2026
Brisbane 2032 Olympics and property investment: what it actually means for investors right now
Market Updates
Brisbane 2032 Olympics and property investment: what it actually means for investors right now
The Brisbane 2032 Olympics is driving $7.1 billion in infrastructure. Historical data shows peak gains occur 3 to 5 years before the Games. Which suburbs benefit and when to act.
29 May 2026
The five best Brisbane suburbs to invest in under $1 million in 2026
Suburb Reports
The five best Brisbane suburbs to invest in under $1 million in 2026
Five Brisbane suburbs where the data supports a strong investment case under $1 million in 2026. Verified median prices, rental yields, vacancy rates and infrastructure catalysts for each.
29 May 2026
Brisbane property market update May 2026: what three rate hikes and a sub-50% clearance rate mean for investors
Market Updates
Brisbane property market update May 2026: what three rate hikes and a sub-50% clearance rate mean for investors
Three RBA hikes, clearance rates below 50% and decelerating monthly growth. PropTalk's May 2026 Brisbane market update breaks down every signal and what investors should actually do about it.
25 May 2026
Brisbane Market Data
Median Price$1,101,151
Annual Growth+19.0%
Gross Yield3.7%
Vacancy Rate1.2%
Days on Market21 days
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