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Inside Commercial PropertyWelcome to the Inside Commercial Property podcast Author: Rethink Investing
Welcome to the Inside Commercial Property podcast, where we bring you monthly episodes on the most significant changes in the world of commercial property investing. Delve into the inner workings of property, markets and strategies, all geared towards helping you become a better investor. Join Scott O Neill and Phil Tarrant, as they sit down to share the latest property changes. If you want to stay ahead in the game, this podcast is for you. Want to go deeper? Check out our new book Rethink Property Investing and become financially free with commercial property investing. Language: en Genres: Business Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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#72 Navigating the next phase of property investing
Thursday, 30 April, 2026
With sentiment turning cautious, interest rates remaining elevated, and major policy changes looming ahead of the Federal Budget, many investors are sitting on the sidelines. But as this podcast episode explores, market hesitation often creates the best opportunities for those willing to act with conviction. On Inside Commercial Property, host Phil Tarrant is joined by Scott O’Neill to unpack the current state of the property market, and why we may be entering one of the most important investment periods of the decade. In this episode, we cover: Why negative sentiment isn’t always a bad thing for investors. The impact of the upcoming Federal Budget and potential tax changes. Why affordability policy could reshape how and where people invest. The growing importance of cash flow versus capital growth. How commercial property differs structurally, and why it’s gaining attention. The risks of poor advice in an unregulated buyer’s agent market. How business principles (cash flow, margins, risk management) apply directly to investing. With potential changes to capital gains tax, negative gearing, and broader housing policy, the rules of the game may be shifting. But one thing remains constant: The investors who succeed are those who focus on fundamentals, not headlines.
