Ask any commercial property buyer in Victoria what they really want to know about the new Commercial and Industrial Property Tax, and the question is almost always the same. Am I going to pay more or less than I would have under the old system? The honest answer is:...

Victoria's Commercial and Industrial Property Tax has been in force since 1 July 2024, and the questions keep coming. Most buyers, sellers and even property professionals are still finding their footing. We have pulled together the questions our team answers most...

If you are buying or selling commercial or industrial property in Victoria, you have probably heard the letters CIPT and felt your eyes glaze over. You are not alone. Victoria's biggest property tax reform in a generation came into force on 1 July 2024, and most...

the Victorian Government will require real estate agents to publish actual sale prices after settlement. Here is what the 2026-27 Budget Papers say.

The Victorian Government announced legislation to make sellers pay for pre-purchase building and pest inspections. Here is what the 2026-27 Budget says.

A new Infrastructure Contributions charge starts in Victoria’s Train and Tram Zone Activity Centres from 1 January 2027. Here is what the Budget Papers say.

The Commercial and Industrial Property Tax (CIPT) reform continues in 2026-27. Over 12,000 properties already in the new system. $714m less stamp duty over four years.

The 2026-27 Victorian Budget made no changes to the Foreign Purchaser Additional Duty or Absentee Owner Surcharge. Build-to-rent and economic contribution exemptions continue.

Vacant residential land tax Victoria 2026 applies state-wide. The holiday home exemption continues. The 2026-27 Budget announced no new VRLT changes.