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Australian Property Podcast

Rask
Interest Rates
Property Market
Australian Property Market
Property Investment
Australia
Melbourne
Housing Market
Inflation
Real Estate
First Home Buyers
Brisbane
Investment Strategies
Immigration
Sydney
Rental Market
Australian Housing Market
Reserve Bank Of Australia
Housing Supply
Financial Planning
Property Investing

Australian Property Podcast by Rask is on a mission to be Australia's most trusted property podcast. Join over 30,000 unique listeners. The Australian Property Podcast is hosted by four of Australia's top property investors and/or financial educators, including: Amy Lunardi, buyer's agent and founder of Amy Lunardi Property. Owen Rask, founder of The Rask Group and investment analyst. Pete Wargent... more

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In this Australian Property Podcast episode, Chris Bates and Amy Lunardi unpack a question more buyers are asking in softer conditions: do you still need a buyer's agent when the market feels like it has swung in your favour?

The answer is more nuan... more

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In this episode of Australian Property Podcast, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack whether spring will bring genuine opportunity for buyers or just more noise in a fragile market. It is a practical check-in on prices, listings, rents and borrowing c... more

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In this Australian Property Podcast episode, Pete Wargent and Chris Bates unpack a market that still looks soft on the surface but may be opening a sharper decision window for buyers, upgraders and long-term investors.

They explore how the post-Budg... more

In this Australian Property Podcast episode, Owen Rask sits down with Ryan Dinsdale from Deposit Power to unpack how deposit bonds work and where they can fit into a smarter property strategy.

They cover what a deposit bond actually replaces at cont... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Court
Chair of ASIC
Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
Episode: ASIC’s offset account warning: what borrowers should check, with Sarah Court
Andrew Bragg
Senator, Liberal Party (Shadow Minister for Housing; Environment)
Australian Senate
Episode: Senator Andrew Bragg on housing, tax and Australia’s productivity problem
James O'Reilly
Property strategy advisor and contributor in the studio
Episode: Budget changes: What property investors, pre-retirees and retirees should do next
Lucinda Hartley
Author of Finding Home and housing expert
Self-published author; consulting work in housing
Episode: Why buying your first home feels impossible (and what to do instead) with Lucinda Hartley
Michael Yardney
CEO of Metropole Property Strategists and author of multiple property-related books
Metropole Property Strategists
Episode: How to win in business and life
Evan Thornley
Co-founder of LongView
LongView
Episode: LongView: The ‘RODWELL’ approach to property
Nehemiah Richardson
Investment professional with experience in financial services
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Episode: A look at TermPlus
Leigh Gant
Investor in micro-sized private companies
Episode: Micro cap private companies: it’s f#%king hard (ft. Leigh Gant)
Rebeka Morgan
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Episode: How to renovate for a profit, ft. Rebeka Morgan

Hosts

Owen Rask
Host of The Australian Property Podcast; founder of The Rask Group
Pete Wargent
Co-host, author and Buyers Agent; property markets commentator
Amy Lunardi
Buyers Agent and co-host; founder of Amy Lunardi Property
Chris Bates
Mortgage broker; co-host; founder of Alcove Group

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 253 ratings
  • Great Pod

    Do you guys have any comments about the recent bill in sa gov - the bill sets out to take back privately owned land of with no compensation

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SandiPad
    Australiaa year ago
  • Valuable Insights, but in need of a more balanced perspective

    I’m an enthusiastic follower of the entire Rask series and a regular listener to the Property podcast. However, after listening to several episodes consecutively, I’ve found the frequent references to immigration and overseas students—often framed from a distinctly right-leaning perspective—distracting and repetitive.

    The discussion on Australia’s rental crisis was a noticeable example: Pete suggested that students turned away by the U.S. and welcomed by Australia would be unlikely to attract H... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Getting tired of the rants
    Australiaa year ago
  • Please cut down the political talk

    I knew and respect Chris and Amy from other podcasts and was looking forward to a property resource targeting a younger audience, but unfortunate this isn’t it. I’ve listened gern the start, but lately Pete’s rambling with Macrobusiness right wing propaganda and fear mongering about “Asian immigrants” has gotten too alienating.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Haiyerb
    Australiaa year ago
  • Return housing to homes!

    Spruiking property as a wealth-creation scheme has to end. We need to blow up the property market and impose policy that makes it unattractive as an investment wealth-creation scheme! Housing should be within the reach of every Australian worker again. Prices have blown out since the 90’s due to property hoarding by speculators. This country’s biggest shame! People who own more than one house should be heavily taxed.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    devia8
    Australiaa year ago
  • Non-Insightful Content

    This pod has quite a low standard of insights related to its content.

    Really basic stuff, best suited to anyone who has absolutely no knowledge on any form of investment.

    That is fine but the key problem is they just repeat the same basic stuff, “talk to a broker…”. It gets a bit boring and repetitive, no real value or even entertainment delivered.

    Came here because I enjoyed hearing Pete on other pods like DFA but was really underwhelmed with this pod.

    Seems to be set up as a lead gen too... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Property Hawk
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

Balanced property insights with data-driven analysis, though some listeners note advertising can feel promotional.
Consistent coverage of market trends across Australian cities with real-world scenarios.
Strong host expertise and guest variety, but occasional bias concerns around policy twists.
Actionable negotiation and financing tips are a frequent highlight for buyers.
Practical guidance for first-home buyers and investors, with clear takeaways and Q&A.

Chart Rankings

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Spotify
#34
Australia/Business
Apple Podcasts
#61
Australia/Business

Talking Points

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Property reset or buying window? Sydney, spring listings and the six-year rule
Q: NoPayneNoCapitalGain asks about applying the six-year rule to the old residence while treating the new home as main residence for CGT, including overlap and exceptions.
They explain that generally you can't claim the full main residence exemption on both properties for the overlapping period, but there is a limited overlap exception when moving houses; the decision should be discussed with an accountant due to potential tax consequences and changes in valuations.
Property reset or buying window? Sydney, spring listings and the six-year rule
Q: Mr. No Idea asks about smart capital recycling: selling a diversified portfolio to buy an expensive, high-quality family home in Sydney and whether to execute now or wait 6–12 months.
The hosts suggest a long-term runway can justify purchasing now if the plan is solid, the asset is appropriate for a 15–20 year horizon, and you can manage debt; waiting too long risks missing a good asset as the market can move quickly, so a careful balance of timing, tax considerations, and life plans is essential.
Deposit bonds explained: how to buy property without an upfront cash deposit
Q: How quickly can someone get approved for a bond, and what information is needed?
Approval can be quick—often within 24 hours, sometimes instantly if there's existing mortgage pre-approval or equity—and requires basic financial information, with faster results if the applicant has mortgage pre-approval or home equity.
Deposit bonds explained: how to buy property without an upfront cash deposit
Q: Can you talk a bit about the strategy that people tend to go through and how bonds play into that?
A deposit bond changes the deposit strategy by letting buyers keep their cash invested elsewhere while guaranteeing settlement, which is particularly advantageous for off-the-plan purchases, private treaty deals, and auctions where timing is critical.
Is now a smart time to buy? RBA on hold, Melbourne and the next move
Q: What risks should a first-time buyer in Sydney's Castle Hill area consider with an off-the-plan purchase given zoning changes and new warranties?
Assess the specific development timeline, warranty coverage (including the shift to longer warranties on new builds), and potential zoning changes that could affect value. Consider whether you can walk away without losing significant deposits or whether the contract terms could expose you to penalties if values shift before settlement.

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What is Australian Property Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Australian Property Podcast delivers data-driven, practical insights on buying, managing, and investing in property in Australia. Episodes consistently cover market trends across cities, financing strategies, policy changes, and real-world decision making for buyers and investors. A recurring strength is blending host expertise with guest commentary from brokers, buyers agents, and regulators, plus actionable tips for navigating auctions, finance clauses, and first-home pathways. Notable is the emphasis on balance between fundamentals and caution around market hype, with episodes often answering listener questions and exploring how policy shifts impact timelines, budgets, and risk.

Overall, it's a resource for practical property decision-m... more

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7. Nehemiah Richardson
8. Leigh Gant

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