economy Australia
Study assesses effects of Australian housing tax changes
921,000investmentsâ–˛ from 920,000
The e61 Institute analysed 920,000 housing investments from 2008 to 2025.
The e61 Institute analysed nearly 921,000 housing investments from 2008 to 2025 to estimate the effects of proposed capital gains tax and negative gearing changes. It found 53% of investors would pay more tax overall and 43% less, while investor loan applications fell 28% after the budget.
2 sourcesabc.net.au, The GuardianUpdated
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- 920,000 →921,000investments
The e61 Institute analysed 920,000 housing investments from 2008 to 2025.
1 of 2 sources“Garvin’s sample included nearly 921,000 homes”
- 921,000investmentsThe Guardian
- 920,000investmentsabc.net.au
- 53%
Housing investors who pay more tax overall under the changes
2 of 2 sources“53% of housing investors would have paid more tax in total”