Episode 1 - Investment Property Trends in Australia 2025 with Reece McGill

In this must-listen mid-year market pulse check, David Chehade sits down with multi-award-winning broker and seasoned property investor Reece McGill to unpack the biggest trends shaping the Australian property landscape in 2025. With interest rate speculation building, David quizzes Reece on the Reserve Bank of Australia’s anticipated cash rate decreases and what that means for property investors looking to leverage the next six months. They also spotlight high-performing suburbs, digging into which locations are showing strong yield potential and capital growth despite market volatility. The conversation then turns to government housing policies, where Reece shares his candid take on the boosting housing supply. Finally, David and Reece explore the rising trend of eco-conscious home builds — from solar incentives to green materials — and whether sustainable homes are the future of investment.Whether you’re an active investor or watching from the sidelines, this episode will leave you with actionable insights to finish 2025 strong.Key Topics Covered📉 Expected RBA cash rate cuts – timing, impact, and investor response📍 Hot investment suburbs to watch 🏗️ Government policy on housing supply and affordability🌱 The rise of green homes: smart investment or passing trend?💼 Reece’s mid-year playbook for smart property movesFeatured Guest Reece McGill – Multi-award-winning mortgage broker and property investor at REIF with a proven track record of building wealth through strategic residential property acquisition. Reece shares real-world tactics and data-backed perspectives. OfferBook online now for an-obligation free property strategy call. *This podcast is intended for education and entertainment purposes. Any advice is general advice only, and has not taken into account your specific personal financial circumstances, needs or objectives. Before acting on general advice, you should consider if it is relevant to your needs and if you are unsure, please speak to a financial professional. Visit the REIF website for more details.