Eventus Financial Featured in Elite Agent: How Property Investors Are Adapting to Australia's Post-Budget Market
As Featured in Elite Agent | Expert Commentary By Alex Veljancevski
Eventus Financial Founder and Director Alex Veljancevski has been featured in leading Australian real estate publication Elite Agent, providing expert commentary on how changes to negative gearing and tighter borrowing capacity are reshaping property investment strategies across Australia.
The article, titled The Investor Edit: Tracking Investor Trends Post-Budget, examines how property investors are responding to Federal Budget reforms, changing lending conditions and increased uncertainty across the Australian housing market.
Alex highlighted that while changes to negative gearing are intended to improve housing affordability for first home buyers, they could have unintended consequences by shifting property investor demand towards more affordable properties.
Rather than abandoning the market altogether, many investors are adjusting their purchasing budgets and targeting lower-priced houses, townhouses and apartments as their borrowing capacity becomes more constrained.
This shift could increase competition between property investors and first home buyers, particularly in entry-level housing markets where affordability is already a significant challenge.
The article also explores broader changes in property investment behaviour, including an increased focus on rental yields, cash flow, long-term investment fundamentals and the potential risks associated with off-the-plan purchases.
Alex's contribution highlights the importance of understanding how taxation reforms, lender servicing policies and changing borrowing capacity can influence property investment decisions.
The feature reinforces Eventus Financial's expertise in investment property finance, mortgage lending and helping Australians navigate evolving lending conditions through tailored mortgage strategies.