
Melbourne & Sydney Units Are Undervalued—But Which Ones Should You Buy in 2026? | My Next Property
My Next PropertyShow Notes
SMSF residential property borrowing is changing—but property investing through super is not over.
In this episode, Steve and Hung Chuy unpack what Australian property investors can still do, where the smart money is moving and why waiting for certainty could mean missing the opportunity.
They break down why affordable markets remain resilient, the case for Melbourne and Sydney units under $600,000, and how intrinsic land value and rezoning can create a “double rocket” for growth. Hung also explains the three potential SMSF strategies after the residential lending changes: buying with cash, using a unit trust structure or moving into commercial property.
If you are reconsidering your property strategy after the negative gearing, CGT and SMSF changes, this episode gives you a practical framework for what comes next.
01:33 — Why Property Investors Must Be More Strategic in 2026
04:49 — Property Doom and Gloom vs What Markets Are Actually Doing
07:30 — The Three Forces Driving Growth: Jobs, Migration and Buyers
10:04 — Melbourne Blue-Chip Units Under $600,000
15:50 — The “Double Rocket” Unit Strategy: Growth Plus Rezoning
17:26 — What the SMSF Residential Lending Ban Means for Investors
20:33 — Can a Unit Trust Keep Residential Property Investing Alive?
24:19 — Three SMSF Property Options After the Lending Changes
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