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Navigating a Historic Housing Crisis with Strategic Solutions
Australia is facing an unprecedented rental crisis. In September 2023, the Australian Senate’s Community Affairs References Committee released a report titled “The Worsening Rental Crisis in Australia,” highlighting a critical shortage of new builds and only 1% of housing stock available for rent. The Queensland Government’s SEQ Report 2023 confirms upcoming support for residential development on publicly owned land to meet short-term growth demands, including temporary uses.
Real Estate Value vs. Rental Availability
The combined value of Australian residential real estate reached $10.2 trillion in October 2023, yet only 1.02% of properties are available for rent, while population growth consistently outpaces supply. Urban Nests aims to leverage government programs to renovate existing dwellings and construct new builds near growth corridors.
Maximising Returns Through Renovation
Our proven business model focuses on acquiring undervalued properties near cities, renovating them, and renting rooms individually at double the average local rental price. Profits generated will help pay down mortgages within two years, allowing each property to be positively geared.
Rising Rents and Foreign Demand
According to CoreLogic data (January 2024), average rents have surpassed $600 per week for the first time, with a national rental growth rate of 8.3%. Foreign investors, driven by economic slowdowns abroad, are intensifying demand for Australian real estate, exacerbating the rental crisis.
Factors Worsening the Housing Crisis
The crisis is expected to worsen due to high
living costs, smaller household sizes, rapid population growth, reduced investor activity from rising interest rates, and historical neglect of social housing. Median home values in Brisbane recently overtook Melbourne’s for the first time, pricing many middle-class Australians out of the market.
Millennials and the Rental Market Demand
A 2022 Australian Bureau of Statistics report shows that Millennials are far less likely to own homes compared to Baby Boomers at the same age, increasing demand for affordable rental options. Currently, up to ten renters compete for every available fully furnished urban dwelling within their budget.
NDIS Incentives for Property Developers
NDIS investment provides developers with unique tax incentives, making the rental market especially promising for NDIS-registered providers. Holding properties under an NDIS company allows significant deductions tied to acquisition and renovation costs. This is particularly relevant with the 2032 Bri
NDIS Incentives for Property Developers
NDIS investment provides developers with unique tax incentives, making the rental market especially promising for NDIS-registered providers. Holding properties under an NDIS company allows significant deductions tied to acquisition and renovation costs. This is particularly relevant with the 2032 Brisbane Olympics approaching, where the market is forecast to grow by up to 30%.
Transforming Under-utilised Properties into High-Yield, Modern Rentals
Urban Nests’ innovative approach refurbishes undesirable properties into modern, comfortable dwellings, offering faster turnaround times and higher rental returns compared to traditional real estate development.
Our advantages include:
Urban Nests provides a unique and effective solution to Australia’s rental shortage by maximising property value through strategic refurbishment and tenant-focused design.
Expanding and Diversifying to Meet Growing Demand
Urban Nests’ model presents multiple avenues for growth and diversification, including:
These opportunities position Urban Nests to sustainably grow and adapt to evolving market conditions.
Urban Nests is seeking investments to acquire and develop two properties, each requiring an initial investment of $350,000. The funding will be a mix of debt and equity to support the acquisition, renovation, and initial operational costs of these NDIS-eligible homes in 2024.
Properties will be held under an NDIS-registered company to maximise tax deductions and incentives. Investors will share profits, receiving 25% of net returns per unit purchased, where one unit equals one house renovation project. Profit shares are calculated individually per property, not pooled.
Each home will be strategically located near anticipated growth corridors and future Olympic venues to ensure rapid market entry and appreciation amid rising interest rates.

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