Back in August, we wrote an article detailing the Australian Tax Office (ATO) intention to target owners and auditors of close to 20,000 SMSF’s who have pushed savings into single investment properties and cryptocurrency over possible breaches of the law.
here is no doubt all the ‘experts’ and media commentators have now been singing the praises of the Brisbane property market for close to 12 months now, and we’re happy to admit that here at CFMG Capital we’ve most definitely been pushing that bandwagon by authoring and sharing plenty of articles that support this view.
On October 19 and 20, the CFMG Capital team consisting of General Manager, Andrew Thomson and National Land Sales Manager, Rebecca McColl descended on the Brisbane Convention Centre to talk all things property with thousands of interested customers coming through the door over two days.
We Have Extended Our Offer! We have extended the Middleton Park will pay your rent while you build, until the 15th of December 2019. Now that’s a Christmas bonus, up to $8,000 in your pocket! Relax in comfort while you build your dream home, and prepare for your exciting move to Middleton Park. All you…
On 30 September, CFMG Capital completed the acquisition of the highly sought after 1.2 hectare development site as per the terms of the contract. The site was secured earlier in 2019 and a Development Approval was secured before settlement and the development team are now preparing to commence initial works prior to Christmas.
CFMG Capital has now completed the acquisition of Birchwood Estate Park Ridge by settling the 4.95 hectare site ideally located in the prime development precinct within the broader Logan growth corridor. The site was secured earlier in 2019 and a Development Approval is already in place.
With the existence of so many worthy not-for-profits and charities around Australia, it can often be difficult to choose just one or two for an organisation to align with – not only in terms of financial contribution, but the contribution of time and people out of the office and “on the ground”.
As a result of a 2017 state election commitment, Queensland Minister for Planning Cameron Dick recently announced amendments that will require local councils to publish the amount of infrastructure charges being collected and where that money is being spent. This is a very positive step forward in assisting the community to understand both the broader benefits of development activity in their area and the significant contribution this development makes to infrastructure upgrades.
A combination of Labor’s loss at the May election, with its policy of restricting tax breaks for property investors, followed by two official interest-rate cuts, plus further easing of lending restrictions by the regulator, has seen property prices in the two capital cities lift by more than 2 per cent, new figures from CoreLogic show.
BIS Oxford Economics property forecast recently predicted Brisbane will see the greatest national gains in house prices, with the Brisbane median expected to jump by 20% by 2022. That percentage rise is the highest predicted for the capital cities nationally, well ahead of Sydney at 6 per cent and Melbourne at 7 per cent.
