Have you heard? The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has reported a surprising 28.8% increase in new home sales for May. That’s almost a 29% jump from the lowest new home sales in recent history! But is it really …
ReadShould you invest in a house or a unit? DPN explains the pros and cons of each. With data from CoreLogic and more than 20 years of experience in observing the property market, DPN offers insight for investors …
ReadIf you haven’t owned your investment property for a full year you can still claim depreciation deductions this tax time. Investors can claim pro-rata depreciation deductions for the period their property is rented out or is genuinely available …
ReadAustralian’s borrowing power got a major boost this week, when the Australian Prudential Regulations Authority (APRA) loosened the lending criteria it had forced on the banks. APRA announced on Friday that it is scrapping the obligation on banks …
ReadProperty price growth in Sydney and Melbourne is in positive territory for the first time since the market peaked in 2017, as lower mortgage rates and improved buyer sentiment in combination with a dearth of new listings spurs …
ReadThis month, banks have been forced to implement two major changes that will impact our abilities to get a loan. Open Banking and Comprehensive Credit Reporting are being forced on the banks to improve the way data is …
ReadChan & Naylor Group is excited to announce the partnership with Financially Sorted under the leadership of Peter Locandro. Chan & Naylor has two offices located in Melbourne and Moonee Ponds. With the merger, Peter assumes the role …
ReadChan & Naylor is excited to announce the addition of its new division, Business Coaching. The Business Coaching division is headed by Anil Puri of Coaching for Wealth. Anil’s inclusion to the Chan & Naylor Group takes effect …
ReadMonths later after the Elections, varying thoughts have surfaced in relation to the Melbourne housing market. Many rejoice because of newly-elected Scott Morrison’s promise to significantly ease out on owning a home, particularly to those aged between 25 …
ReadSeveral speculations have circled around this trend, however, does it hold water? Is it applicable to all real estate developments across the globe, even in Australia? Do investors base their investment plans for this trend? First, what is …
ReadThe recently concluded 2019 Chan and Naylor Joint Venture Partner meeting was held last 20th and 21st June at 50 Miller Street, North Sydney, NAB Academy Building. Such a momentous event paved the way to more collaboration and exemplary business …
ReadChan and Naylor is excited to announce its Financial Year 2018 New Client and Referral Offer Winners! The New Client Offer winner, Matthew Macdonald is a client of our Sydney office. On the other hand, the Referral winner, …
ReadOften we are bombarded by contracts that we need to sign, with little understanding of what we should be looking out for in them. Even when your contract is for a small amount of spend, certain clauses in …
ReadThe Australian Taxation Office (ATO) definitely means business as they intensify their objective to eliminate, apprehend, and prosecute illegal business operators (black market) in the country. In fact, they are even going geographic-specific with their hunt. Around 10,000 …
ReadThis current issue is a cause of concern. This year’s downturn happens to be the largest on record in Australia, with periods in the late 1800s and a portion of the 20th century surpassing it. This is perceived …
ReadIt’s not too late to take advantage of the investment potential of Byron Bay and the NSW Northern Rivers region. Here we explore some of the lesser known gems in the area. Research from Propertyology has identified that …
ReadE: Hello Everyone, welcome to our latest video. My name’s Ed Chan, I’m the founder and non-executive chairman of Chan & Naylor. Chan & Naylor’s an accounting firm and we’ve got offices in most states around Australia and …
ReadAs the owner of a residential investment property, claiming maximum depreciation deductions can make a big difference to your cash flow. Property depreciation is generally the second biggest tax deduction after interest, though it’s often missed by investors. …
ReadWe’ve all seen the glossy brochures for new apartments with street filled with shops and passers-by. But, according to a new ABC report, many apartments are remaining empty – deadening the feel of the new development. Australian’s shopping …
ReadReserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe has some free advice for mortgage holders in Australia: go and find a better deal. Most banks passed Tuesday’s 0.25 per cent rate cut on in full. But ANZ, Westpac and …
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