
306,000 People Migrated to Australia But Only 159,000 Homes Were Built - What To Do Now?
🎥 ABOUT THIS VIDEO: When Riley Jan was 11, his dad broke both legs in an accident and never worked again. His mum took a job at a hotel, money was tight, and one day Riley’s dad couldn’t even afford the petrol to drive him to school. That moment changed Riley’s life. He decided he would never let money control his future. Today, Riley Jan is a self-licensed financial advisor, university lecturer in behavioural finance, and property investor. In this episode, he joins Lloyd Edge to unpack Australia’s latest budget changes and what they mean for property investors. Riley breaks down the proposed Capital Gains Tax (CGT) changes using real numbers. On a $1 million capital gain, the tax could be approximately $376,000 under the new rules, compared with around $225,000 under the current rules — a potential difference of $150,000 on a single property. The conversation explores why Riley believes these changes could make housing affordability worse, how individual ownership, family trusts and company structures compare, and why company structures may become increasingly attractive to property investors. Riley also examines Australia's housing supply crisis, migration, construction costs, and the differences between Australia's property policies and Dubai's long-term planning. Lloyd shares how his team recently negotiated a Sydney property down from $3 million to $2.5 million, highlighting how motivated vendors and reduced competition may create opportunities for buyers. The episode finishes with Deal or No Deal , featuring three very different property opportunities This is one of our most technically detailed and personally powerful conversations yet. ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 – The childhood moment that changed Riley Jan’s life 0:47 – Meet Riley Jan: financial advisor, lecturer and property investor 1:33 – Growing up in Mount Druitt with nothing 2:28 – Moving from Mount Druitt to Tweed Heads 3:10 – From law to financial planning 7:14 – Case study: A 26-year-old FIFO electrician builds wealth in six years 8:30 – Why you don’t need 10 properties 9:18 – How the Australian property market has changed since COVID 10:40 – Gold Coast, Brisbane and Melbourne: Where are the markets in the cycle? 19:05 – 306,000 migrants vs 159,000 homes built: Australia’s supply crisis 20:00 – Why rising costs and taxes are discouraging developers 21:00 – Dubai vs Australia: Long-term planning and political decisions 23:00 – Individual ownership vs family trusts vs companies 24:10 – Why company structures may become more attractive to investors 29:00 – $2.1 million in super at retirement: Could it generate $210,000 a year tax-free? 33:10 – How Lloyd’s team negotiated $500,000 off a Sydney property 35:10 – Deal or No Deal begins: Mortgagee-in-possession properties 35:30 – Deal 1: Tennyson Point, NSW — $20 million waterfront development site 38:40 – Deal 2: Victoria — $545,000 house with limited upside 40:20 – Deal 3: Beechwood Homes liquidation — Four display homes and a $1,000-a-day open-home clause 43:30 – Final verdicts and what’s next for Riley Jan 📚 GET LLOYD’S BOOKS: 🚨 Set for Life — Available at bookshops, Kmart and Amazon: 👉 https://amzn.to/3VXfJTp 🚨 Positively Geared — Australia’s best-selling property investment book: 👉 https://amzn.to/3VXfJTp 📞 BOOK A DISCOVERY CALL WITH AUS PROPERTY PROFESSIONALS: 👉 https://www.auspropertyprofessionals.com.au ✅ CONNECT WITH LLOYD EDGE: Website: https://www.auspropertyprofessionals.com.au Email: lloyd@auspropertyprofessionals.com.au Instagram: @lloydedge_buyersagent YouTube: @auspropprofessionals ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video provides general information only and does not constitute personal financial advice. Seek professional advice tailored to your individual circumstances before making financial decisions. #PropertyInvesting #LloydEdge #RileyJan #CapitalGainsTax #CGTChanges #NegativeGearing #CompanyStructure #PropertyStrategy #AusPropertyProfessionals #DealOrNoDeal #WealthBuilding #RealEstateAustralia Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.















