Build-to-rent gets the headlines and the institutional billions. So why does Dominion build co-living instead? It comes down to yield per square metre, scale, and who actually gets served.

Negative gearing is a bet that capital growth will rescue a loss-making asset. Dominion's model makes money from the moment tenants move in. Here is the difference that makes.

One in four Australian households is now a single person, and the number keeps climbing. The housing market has not kept pace. That gap is the co-living opportunity.

The 2026-27 Budget tightened negative gearing and CGT for residential property. For purpose-built co-living, the changes barely register, and may even streng then the case.

The cash rate sits at 4.35% and did not fall as fast as many hoped. Here is what that means for leveraged investors, and why high-yield assets weather it differently.

NSW built the co-living market. Victoria has barely started. With our first Melbourne build already under construction, here is why the opportunity window is open right now.