The Rental Super Boom Is Coming: Negative Gearing, the Budget & Australia's New Wealth Gap (ft. Sammy Gordon & Jeremy Iannuzzelli)
Built Different PodcastShow Notes
The Federal Budget just changed the rules of Australian property investing overnight - negative gearing, CGT discounts, self-managed super funds and the ripple effects will hit every renter, buyer and investor in the country. Sammy Gordon (Australian Property Scout) and Jeremy Iannuzzelli join the show for a post-budget deep dive: why disincentivising investors will trigger a rental super boom, how the new policies draw a permanent line between the haves and have-nots, what's really behind the government's push against SMSFs and payday super, and why sentiment is sitting at GFC lows while seasoned investors are quietly buying more aggressively than ever. If you're wondering whether to sit on your hands or act, this episode is your sentiment check. You'll learn why the next 6-12 months may be the best buying window since COVID, the 12 locations tipped for extreme rental surges, and the mindset shift needed to build wealth when everyone else is frozen. Topics: Australian property market 2026 Negative gearing changes Rental crisis Federal budget property impact SMSF changes Superannuation reform Property investing strategy Buying window Wealth gap Australia
Download Sam Gordon's rental superboom white paper here: https://australianpropertyscout.com.au/whitepaper/
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