Why the Election Won’t Kill the Property Market — But Playing It Safe Might Kill Your Wealth

Election Jitters Are for Amateurs — Smart Investors Stay in the Game

Every election season, the same tired story plays out: the market slows, headlines scream uncertainty, and average buyers hit pause. But let’s be clear — this hesitation is emotional, not logical. Historically, Australian property markets slow before an election, but they rarely stay down for long. It's not the election itself that moves the needle — it's what comes after.

The Real Impact? Policy — Not Polling Booths

Take a look back. After the 2019 Federal Election, when negative gearing rules were left untouched, the market didn’t just recover — it surged. Buyers and investors flooded back in, fuelling rapid growth. In contrast, the 2022 election brought no major policy shifts and, unsurprisingly, had little to no lasting impact. The real takeaway? Property markets respond to policy, not political noise.

Elections Don’t Derail Property — But Waiting Might Derail Your Financial Future

Most markets stabilise within 3–6 months of an election. The so-called 'uncertainty' is short-lived. Savvy investors don’t sit on the sidelines — they act when others are hesitant. Because the truth is, the best opportunities often come during times of hesitation. That’s when the market is less competitive and more rewarding for those willing to move.

Supavest OCP and TIC Property: Smart Moves in Uncertain Times

If you’re looking to build real wealth — not just ride the headlines — Supavest OCP and TIC Property offer alternative property investment solutions built for resilience. Whether it's through fractional property ownership or participant-led housing opportunities, these options allow investors to grow wealth without gambling on political outcomes.

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