Following the recent Federal Budget, handed down on 12 May, there has been discussions regarding negative gearing and capital gains tax. Buyers, sellers, and investors are questioning how these shifting regulations will impact their portfolios, their upcoming decisions and the wider real estate market.
With so much noise and speculation surrounding the topic, it can feel overwhelming and even deflating when it comes to your property goals.
We are cutting through the noise and helping you analyse what these changes mean for you, mapping out your ideal property journey and clarifying your best next steps.
Come join us at our Information Evening to hear from Nerida Conisbee (Ray White Chief Economist and one of Australia’s leading property experts) , alongside Stephen Ryan (Director and Chartered Accountant at Edney Ryan Group) and our Director, Richard Harding. Togther, they will unpack the major legislative updates coming this financial year and guide you on how to adapt, evolve and thrive in a rapidly changing landscape.
Whether you are looking at buying, selling or investing in residential or commercial real estate, or planning your finances, our full-service team across Sales, Property Management, Projects & Developments and Retail & Commercial (RWC Sydney North) departments, together with mortgage brokers from Loan Market Lower North Shore, will all be on hand to personally answer your questions.
EVENT DETAILS
Date: Wednesday, 15th July 2026
Time: 6pm – 7pm
Location: Ray White House – 102 Glover Street, Mosman
AGENDA
1. Welcome & Introduction
2. Federal Budget | Economic & Market Impact
3. Federal Budget | Implications & Effects of Tax Changes on Individuals
4. Q&A Session
Please note:
If you have a question you would like answered or require further clarification around a specific topic, please feel free to email us at mosman.nsw@raywhite.com prior to the event so we can ensure your questions are addressed.
If you are unable to attend physically, please click here to join the livestream on Wednesday 15 July at 6pm.
