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Queensland rental markets, legislation, yield and value-add strategy, written by the Rentwell team.
Negative gearing has changed. Why your property now has to pay its way
The tax settings investors relied on for decades have changed, while the rules for managing a rental keep moving. Here’s what it means for your property.
Tim Gaynor · 6 min read
Queensland rental law changes: what landlords need to know
Queensland’s tenancy rules have changed more in the last two years than in the decade before. Here’s what applies to your investment property, in plain English.
Ashleigh Fossey · 6 min read
Brisbane’s rental market in 2026: what investors should know
Vacancy is still below 1% and rents are still rising. But a tight market rewards good management, not complacency.
Jason Broadbridge · 5 min read
How to increase your rental yield without overcapitalising
Yield isn’t just about putting the rent up. It’s about getting more from the property without spending more than it returns.
Simba Chisango · 5 min read
Granny flats in Queensland: manufacturing cash flow with a second dwelling
Since 2022, a granny flat in Queensland can be rented to anyone. For the right property, that can mean a second income stream on the same block.
Kodi Wulff · 5 min read
The holding costs Queensland landlords most often overlook
Most investors know their rent to the dollar. Far fewer know what their property really costs to hold each year.
Tim Gaynor · 5 min read
Why tenant retention is the most underrated driver of return
The best tenant is usually the one you already have. Here’s why retention matters, and how to earn it.
Ashleigh Fossey · 4 min read
What an annual property performance review should cover
Once a year, your property deserves to be looked at purely as an investment. Here’s what that review should cover.
Maddison Bonner · 4 min readNo articles in this topic yet.
Property management, suburb by suburb.
Local rental market guides for the suburbs we work in across South East Queensland, with rents, tenant demand and where the opportunity is.