{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":300,"width":600,"title":"Australian Investors Playbook: How to Navigate Property Investments Amid a Crisis","description":" The rules of property investing have not changed, but the environment has shifted sharply, and the investors who understand what is happening right now are the ones who will be best positioned for what comes next. In this episode of the Positive Property Show, George Markoski delivers a full state of the world breakdown, connecting the Middle East conflict directly to Australian interest rates, housing supply, and the historic pattern that has followed every major crisis in Australian property history. George then makes the case that this environment, as difficult as it feels, is precisely the setup that has preceded every major property boom in Australian history. In this episode: How the Strait of Hormuz closure and 57% oil surge flows through to Australian inflation, RBA decisions, and borrowing capacity in four clear steps. Why real wages are back to 2011 levels and what that means for the difference between being a worker and being a property investor in 2026. Every major crisis in Australian property history, the 1983 oil crisis, Black Monday, the dot-com crash, the GFC, COVID, was followed by a property price surge. George shows the data city by city. Why Brisbane is up 116% since COVID, still has listings down 22% and population growth running 145,000 above trend, and what that means for investors considering whether they have missed the window. How every 0.25% rate cut adds $100,000 in borrowing power, and why an extended Middle East conflict could trigger emergency rate cuts. The Markoski Method: buy in the top 100 locations, buy brand new to maximise depreciation, and hold.  Why AI will have the same transformative effect on property values that the Industrial Revolution did, but with 10 times the force. George on why Australia is becoming a geopolitical safe haven as conflict spreads through the Middle East, and what that means for demand. Luke and Wendy bought in Caboolture for $550,000 with a $55,000 deposit. Now valued at $700,000, a $150,000 profit and 273% return. Michael and Kelly bought in Redbank Plains in 2024 for $594,000. Now valued at $710,000, a $115,000 profit and 209% return. Tara and Ross (brown belt, 7 properties) bought in Raceview in 2023 for $482,000. Now valued at $720,000, a $237,000 profit and 492% return. Key Topics: property investor playbook 2026, buying an investment property, Australian property market, oil crisis property Australia, RBA interest rates, housing shortage Australia, property boom Australia, Brisbane property market, property investment courses, George Markoski, Positive Property Show About Positive Property: Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing. ","author_name":"Positive Property Show with George Markoski | Money for Life Tips for Property Investors","author_url":"http:\/\/positiveproperty.net","html":"