Australia’s capital gains tax reforms could reshape the housing market. Discover how tax policy fueled land price inflation, speculation, and the land cycle – and why Victoria offers a real-world case study of what happens when investor demand weakens.

Global real estate markets are crashing as the land cycle peaks. From the US to Canada, London and Australia, falling prices, rising debt and tightening credit signal the turn is already underway. What does this mean for the Land Cycle's timing in Australia... ?

The Australian Land Cycle Is Distorted. Catherine Cashmore and Leith Van Onselen unpack 40 years of housing, credit and population data to explain why today’s market no longer follows a clean boom–bust pattern – and what that means as the cycle matures.

A deep dive into the “everything bubble” – why AI sits at the centre of today’s market mania, how land cycles explain the boom, and why data centres, tech stocks and commercial real estate are heading toward a 2026 turning point.

Explore how interest rates, property timing, and global market forces shape the final stages of Australia’s 18-year land cycle. Insights from the latest LCI LIVE ZOOM EVENT cover city trends, gold, farmland, and what to expect as we head toward the 2026 peak...

Is Australia’s land bubble about to burst like the U.S. did in 2008? Economist Steve Keen joins Catherine Cashmore to reveal why government debt isn’t the danger—private debt is. Learn how soaring land values, fragile credit growth and reckless policy are setting up the final act of the cycle.

As the 18-year land cycle nears its peak, new geopolitical and economic forces are converging. This week we explores how war cycles, China’s grip on critical minerals, and the West’s fightback through the U.S.–Australia minerals pact are reshaping global power. Also featuring exclusive insights from strategist David Murrin on war, AI, and the coming quantum age.

The U.S. real estate bubble is reaching breaking point. In this week’s Land Cycle Investor report, I explore how America leads the global land cycle—and speak with housing analyst Melody Wright about whether the end of this land cycle could be a 2008 repeat or worse!

In this week’s Land Cycle Investor, we dive into New Zealand and Canada to ask whether their sharp corrections offer a preview of how Australia's Land Cycle will end. The report also features an exclusive interview with MacroBusiness co-founder Leith van Onselen — packed with charts and data, all available for you to download below.

For over a century, the land cycle has repeated like clockwork — boom, bust, reset. One powerful metric has quietly nailed the top. Now, it's flashing red again! In this report, I’ll walk you through the chart that calls the peak… and show you exactly what it’s telling us right now. Should you buy? Sell? Wait? I'll bust the myths about the land cycle, and expose the real drivers behind the data.

Want to know how the land cycle is going to end? With a state sponsored 95% LVR sub-prime land boom! The lead into 2028, is starting to look a lot like the lead into 2008...

The markets could be about to take off into a classic Winner's Curse pattern prior to the land cycle collapse. What's driving it and when will the crash come? ...

We have two war cycles flashing red! The 84-year war cycle and the Kondratieff cycle. Both correlate with the land cycle peak.

Trump's land grabs for power and resources -“the biggest and the best real estate deals” he can do. The land cycle shows what happens next..

If you're tired of the mainstream spin on the economy, then you need to hear from Leith Van Onselen and Dr. Cameron Murray!

Historically, this is not a point in the cycle when inflation collapses. If anything, rates either go higher or stay high for longer...

Whether it be in the next land cycle – or those following, space will be a battleground for the future of land ownership.

We must always view other cycles within context of what is happening with the land cycle.  Land values rise for two primary reasons...

Trump now stands poised to oversee the climax of the land cycle and it couldn’t be better timed! It coincides with the most bullish phase..

Demand for Australian commodities has weakened. A bear market or a short term pull back before a push to highs at the land cycle peak?..