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>Australia’s rental market is teetering on the brink, with a staggering number of property investors abandoning the sector, pushing an already strained system closer to collapse. New data reveals a record exodus, driven by escalating costs, a murky legislative landscape, and deep-seated fears over proposed federal tax reforms, spelling disaster for millions of renters nationwide. The 2025 Annual Property Investor Sentiment Survey, released today by the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA), paints a grim picture. A shocking 16.7 per cent of investors offloaded at least one property in the past year – a significant jump from 14.1 per cent last year and 12.1 per cent in 2023.

Archive: https://archive.today/8bKdN From the post: >>Australia’s rental market is teetering on the brink, with a staggering number of property investors abandoning the sector, pushing an already strained system closer to collapse. New data reveals a record exodus, driven by escalating costs, a murky legislative landscape, and deep-seated fears over proposed federal tax reforms, spelling disaster for millions of renters nationwide. The 2025 Annual Property Investor Sentiment Survey, released today by the Property Investment Professionals of Australia (PIPA), paints a grim picture. A shocking 16.7 per cent of investors offloaded at least one property in the past year – a significant jump from 14.1 per cent last year and 12.1 per cent in 2023.

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It will get cleaned up; AFTER the markets crash and the kikes swoop in and buy it all for fractions of a cent on the dollar.

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They'll be willing to take that property off your hands for pennies on the dollar.

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I'm thinking seriously of doing the same here in the US. It's costing me more to rent and getting less. The heavy hand of the state is ensuring I subsidize renters more and more.