Central Coast Property Advisory Service

13/05/2026

The recent 2026 Federal Budget has delivered the most significant overhaul to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) rules in over 25 years, directly impacting property investors, homeowners, and SMSF trustees across Australia. With the replacement of the longstanding 50% CGT discount with inflation-based cost base indexation and the introduction of a 30% minimum tax on real capital gains from 1 July 2027, the need for precise, independent property valuations has never been greater. Central Coast Property Advisory Service stands ready as the best and most cost-effective provider of CGT valuations on the NSW Central Coast and Lake Macquarie regions. Our experienced team of Certified Practising Valuers delivers reliable, ATO-compliant reports that help clients navigate these complex changes while minimising compliance costs and maximising accuracy. The reforms introduce transitional arrangements for assets held across the 1 July 2027 threshold. Taxpayers may need to determine property values as at that date—either through a professional valuation or an ATO-approved apportionment formula. Inaccurate valuations could lead to disputes with the ATO, higher effective tax rates, or missed opportunities to legitimately reduce taxable gains through proper indexation. Failing to secure accurate valuations now could prove far more expensive in the long run through penalties, audits, or overpaid tax.

28/04/2026

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Accurate SMSF property valuations on the Central Coast. ATO-compliant, independent reports for transfers, audits & financial reporting.

15/04/2026

When managing a Self-Managed Super Fund (SMSF), ensuring your property assets are accurately valued is not just good practice—it’s a legal requirement.

Accurate SMSF property valuations on the Central Coast. ATO-compliant, independent reports for transfers, audits & financial reporting.

28/10/2025

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16/02/2023

DROP IN VOLUME FOR NEW MORTGAGES According to a recent article in 'The Advisor' the overall retail banking group, which includes both CBA and Bankwest, saw a total of $77 billion in new mortgages funded which represented an 18 per cent drop in comparison to the same period in 2022, when $94 billion....

04/01/2023

EASING MARKET CONDITIONS
CoreLogic’s national Home Value Index fell 1.1 per cent in December 2022, which brought overall values 5.3 per cent lower over the 2022 calendar year.

According to the index, the worsening monthly rate of decline across Melbourne, which lifted 40 bps between November and December’s declines (0.8 per cent and 1.2 per cent, respectively), largely contributed to the re-acceleration in the downwards trend.

Declines also accelerated across Sydney, Adelaide, Darwin, and Canberra month-on-month. However, Brisbane and Hobart saw the pace of declines ease, while Perth saw value movements remain “slightly positive” for two consecutive months.

The 5.3 per cent decline in housing values marked the first time that national home values fell over the calendar year since 2018, while the 12 months to December also marked the largest calendar year decline since the global financial crisis in 2008 when values were down 6.4 per cent.

Sydney and Melbourne saw the largest annual fall at 12.1 per cent and 8.1 per cent. Hobart, the ACT, and Brisbane also recorded an annual drop in housing values, falling by 6.9 per cent, 3.3 per cent, and 1.1 per cent, respectively.

On the other hand, three capitals recorded values rise over 2022 with Adelaide at 10.1 per cent, Darwin at 4.3 per cent, and Perth at 3.6 per cent.

Tim Lawless, research director at CoreLogic, commented this has “been a year of contrasts”, with housing values mostly rising in the first four months of 2022, but falling sharply following the Reserve Bank’s fastest rate tightening cycle on record.

“Our daily index series saw national home values peak on May 7, shortly after the cash rate moved off emergency lows,” Mr Lawless said.

“Since then, CoreLogic’s national index has fallen -8.2 per cent, following a dramatic 28.9 per cent rise in values through the upswing.”

Housing values generally remain well above pre-COVID-19 levels, despite the downturn across various areas of the country. Dwelling values remained 11.7 per cent above where they were prior to the outbreak of the pandemic in March 2020 across the combined capital cities and combined regional values are still up 32.2 per cent.

01/12/2022

According to Corelogic National home values continued to fall in November, down -1.0% over the month to be -7.0%, or approximately -$53,400, below April’s peak.

The easing in the rate of decline is mostly emanating from Sydney and Melbourne, but is also evident across many of the smaller capitals and most regional markets.

Across the capital cities, Brisbane and Hobart (both down -2.0%) led the monthly rate of decline in November, while at the other end of the spectrum, Perth values held firm and Darwin nudged 0.2% higher over the month. Perth and Darwin markets are yet to record any signs of a material reversal in housing prices.

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17/11/2022

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01/11/2022

According to Corelogic:-
Australia's housing market has been in a downswing for half of a year, with CoreLogic's October Home Value Index (HVI) marking six months of national value falls.

Over the month property values declined -1.2% nationally, however the rate of declines remain diverse. Across the capital cities the monthly change ranged from a -2.0% drop in Brisbane to just a -0.2% slip in Perth. Meanwhile the pace of falls has been easing across Sydney (-1.3%) and Melbourne (-0.8%) but has gathered momentum in Brisbane. Darwin home values fell into negative territory for the first time since November 2021 (-0.8%).

Across the rest-of-state regions, monthly falls of more than -1% were recorded in Regional NSW (-1.7%), Regional Victoria (-1.4%) and Regional Queensland (-1.3%), while Regional SA was the only broad market to see values rise (+0.1%).