Sky and Lindsay break down the major property and housing policies ahead of the 2026 Victorian Election, examining what Labor, the Liberal Party, the Greens and One Nation are proposing and what their policies could mean for homeowners, property investors, first-home buyers and renters.From stamp duty reform and land tax changes to rental regulations, housing supply and development, we explore the key policies being put forward by each party and how they could influence Victoria's property market. With significant differences in their approaches to housing affordability, investment and development, we unpack what each proposal could mean for the future of property across the state.We also examine the potential impact of removing stamp duty for first-home buyers, proposed changes to Victoria's land tax system, rental controls and the push for more public and social housing. Beyond property-specific policies, we discuss how major infrastructure projects, suburban development and planning changes could influence housing demand and property values across Melbourne and regional Victoria.For homeowners, investors, prospective buyers and renters, understanding the policies being proposed ahead of the election is important. This episode breaks down the key differences between the four parties, the potential implications for the Victorian property market and what you should understand before heading to the polls. Episode highlights include: - The major property and housing policies proposed by Labor, Liberal, the Greens and One Nation - Labor's proposed land tax changes, public housing commitments and activity centre reforms - The Liberal Party's proposal to remove stamp duty for first-home buyers purchasing properties up to $1 million - What a change to stamp duty could mean for first-home buyers, property prices and borrowing capacity - Proposed land tax changes and what they could mean for Victorian property investors - The Greens' proposals around landlord licensing, rental controls, social housing and stamp duty reform - One Nation's position on land tax, development costs, granny flats and foreign investment- How infrastructure projects, including the Suburban Rail Loop, could influence Melbourne's property market - What the proposed policies could mean for homeowners, investors, first-home buyers and renters Never miss an episode. Hit SUBSCRIBE now. 🎧 New episodes drop weekly. 📺 Subscribe to our YouTube channel: Want personalised help growing your wealth through property?For tailored, data-driven property guidance, book a free call with our Head of Investment, Sky Hammer: 👉 https://convergencebuyersagents.com.au/dc-podcast Have a topic you'd love us to cover? Email your suggestions to: info@convergencebuyersagents.com.au Introducing Portfolio+ It's never been more important to understand your investment strategy and portfolio positioning. That's why we've created our in-house portfolio mapping platform, Portfolio+. Portfolio+ helps investors visualise future acquisitions, borrowing capacity, equity positions and long-term portfolio outcomes through a structured planning framework.For a limited time, we're giving listeners complimentary access. To secure yours, email info@convergencebuyersagents.com.au. Buy us a Coffee Enjoying the podcast and want to support future episodes? Shout us a coffee! 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/melbournepropertypodcast Disclaimer All discussions are general in nature and should not be considered financial advice. Please seek independent professional advice before making any financial decisions. All content on this podcast, website and associated social media channels is the intellectual property of Convergence Buyer's Agents and the Melbourne Property Podcast. Content may not be reused, republished or redistributed without prior written consent.
