来自斯里兰卡移民家庭的23岁金融顾问Enosh计划在十年内存够60万澳元首付，用以购买价值300万澳元的悉尼住宅1。然而，澳大利亚联邦政府定于2027年7月1日限制负扣税的税收优惠，使其仅适用于新建住宅1，这一政策调整使Enosh的借贷能力下降约20%1。
澳洲房产与家庭财富紧密相连，约12万亿澳元资产与房屋相关，占家庭财富的三分之二1。经济学家Chris Richardson指出，澳洲房价持续高企的根本原因在于几十年的过度监管导致住房供应不足1。26岁摄影师Alex Clisdell在7月初以低于原要价15万澳元的价格购入首套投资房产1，展现了年轻人在当前市场中寻求机遇的方式。
Enosh Tampoe, a 23-year-old financial adviser from a Sri Lankan migrant background, is pursuing an ambitious strategy to break into Australia's competitive property market.1 He has set himself a 10-year timeline to accumulate 600,000 Australian dollars for a deposit on a 3 million dollar residential property in Sydney.1 However, his wealth-building calculations face a significant headwind: federal government policy changes set to take effect on July 1, 2027, will restrict negative gearing tax benefits to newly constructed dwellings only, reducing his borrowing capacity by approximately 20 percent.1
The policy shift reflects broader challenges in Australia's housing landscape, where residential assets account for roughly two-thirds of household wealth, totaling around 12 trillion Australian dollars.1 Economists point to decades of over-regulation constraining housing supply as the fundamental driver of persistently high property prices.1 Facing these structural barriers, younger Australians like Enosh are exploring alternative pathways to wealth accumulation.1 Some, such as 26-year-old photographer Alex Clisdell, have already entered the investment property market, with Clisdell purchasing his first investment property in early July at a price 150,000 dollars below the original asking amount.1
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