Australian Investors Playbook: How to Navigate Property Investments Amid a Crisis

Consumer confidence is at a 57-year low and Australians are scared. In this episode, George Markoski and Christina Markoski discuss why the oil crisis, as damaging as it feels right now, is setting up conditions that have historically preceded some of Australia's biggest property booms.George explains the difference between demand-driven and energy-driven inflation, why the RBA's rate hike is the wrong tool for this problem, and how the Iran conflict is being fought as an economic war through the Strait of Hormuz as much as a physical one. He also introduces Barry, a Black-Belt Positive Property member who built a $2.5 million property profit, retired to Bali by investing through every downturn.Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support:george.property/PositivePropertyInvestorsAbout Positive Property:Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

Consumer confidence is at a 50-year low, builders are going broke under fixed-price contracts as diesel and material costs surge, and the RBA is stuck in a catch-22 where every move creates a new problem. In this Easter special of the Positive Property Show, George Markoski and Adam Albright discuss the data behind Australia's building crisis and explain why the structural case for property has not changed.The construction industry is under real strain. But supply is shrinking, immigration continues outpacing new builds, and history is clear on what follows every major crisis. George goes on record predicting Melbourne will return to Australia's top three property markets from its current position as the most affordable capital in the country.Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.https://george.property/PositivePropertyInvestorsAbout Positive Property:Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

The world has changed fast in 2026, and property investors who are paying attention are positioning ahead of what could be the next major boom. George Markoski breaks down the full picture, from the Middle East oil crisis and surging inflation to the structural housing shortage and the historical pattern that has repeated after every major crisis in Australian history.Oil is up 57%. Real wages are back to 2011 levels. Australia is 81,000 homes behind its own building target. And yet Brisbane is up 116% since COVID, regional WA yields are hitting 10%, and every oil shock, recession, and financial crisis in Australian history has been followed by a property price surge. George names three reasons to act before April and explains exactly what the smartest investors are doing differently right now.Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.About Positive Property:Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

Everyone is talking about an Australian property crash. George Markoski and co-host Adam Albright go through the actual data to give an honest answer.New Zealand's three-decade housing boom just ended. Canada is down 17% from its peak. George traces what caused both corrections, then compares those exact conditions to Australia today. The answer comes down to one thing most commentators are not focusing on: immigration and the structural housing deficit. Australia is running a shortage of 200,000 to 300,000 homes, population growth is at record levels, and 66% of Australians still expect prices to rise. The fundamentals that triggered corrections elsewhere simply do not exist here in the same form.Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.About Positive Property:Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

The RBA just added $473 a month to the average mortgage, and the reason goes deeper than most commentators are reporting.George Markoski and Christina Markoski trace the full chain: Iran's conflict has shut down the Strait of Hormuz, oil has spiked from $70 to $104 a barrel, and Australia's real fuel reserves sit at just 10 to 18 days. This is a supply-side crisis, and raising interest rates does nothing to fix it. What it does do is make life harder for every Australian with a mortgage.George also makes the case that history is a reliable guide here. Every major economic crisis has ended with rate cuts, stimulus, and a property price surge. The investors who are already in the market when that shift happens are the ones who win. This episode tells you exactly what to do before that moment arrives.Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.About Positive PropertyPositive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

What do you do after you achieve financial freedom? George Markoski sits down with Paul Dunn, co-founder of global giving movement B1G1, to explore what happens when buying an investment property becomes part of something bigger: giving back in a way that is simple, transparent, and built into how you do business. Hear the origin story of B1G1, how the Positive Property community is funding schools in Cambodia brick by brick, and why George believes contribution is the natural next step after financial independence.Host: George Markoski Guests: Paul Dunn, Co-Founder of B1G1; Sai Chin, Deputy Director of This Life CambodiaEpisodes are streamed live on our social platforms every Thursday. Join the free Positive Property Investors Australia Facebook Group for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.About Positive Property: Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing. 

Australian property market pressure is rising and the data explains exactly why. George Markoski breaks down the immigration intakes, construction bottlenecks, and cost blowouts driving Australia's housing shortage, and what it means for property investors right now. 🎙️ Hosted by George Markoski & Christina Markoski 📍 Broadcasting live every Thursday from the Positive Property Investors Australia Facebook Group.Join for FREE here: https://tinyurl.com/PositiveProperty About Positive Property: Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. Founded by George Markoski, the community is built on the mission to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based property investing.

Is the Australian government helping renters, or just chasing more tax revenue? In this episode of the newly retitled Positive Property Show, formerly known as the The George Markoski Show, George delivers a frank political deep-dive into Capital Gains Tax (CGT), negative gearing, and the corporate takeover of Australia's housing market.George explains why removing the CGT 50% discount and scrapping negative gearing would actually hurt renters, not help them, and how everyday mum-and-dad investors are being used as political pawns while big corporations monopolise residential property.Plus: a live community Q&A covering apartments vs houses, vacancy rates, how to help your adult kids break into the market, and real member results, including one property that delivered $600K+ profit.What you'll learn:What CGT changes mean for your investment portfolio right nowWhy the buy-and-hold strategy protects you from tax changesHow to refinance instead of sell (and keep the asset)The corporate landlord threat and how to fight backHow to get your children started in property investingJoin the free Positive Property Investors Australia community for live sessions, Q&As, and member support.-About Positive Property:Positive Property has been empowering Australians to build financial freedom through strategic property investment for over 20 years. George Markowski's mission is to help 10,000 Australians achieve financial independence through proven, principle-based investing, with free weekly education and no paywalls.

In this episode, George Markoski reviews his 2026 goals and reveals the goal-setting system that helped him build a $50 million property portfolio.   This is the same system used by Positive Property members to stay consistent, earn financial freedom through property, and build a life on their terms.   You'll also hear some big news from George and how it ties into the identity shifts that make lasting change possible.   Get the FREE Life Operating System by joining the Australian Property Investors Facebook Group: Australian Property Investors: Street Smart Strategies with George Markoski

In this episode, George Markoski explains why motivation and discipline alone are unreliable tools for long-term success, and why systems matter more than willpower. George breaks down the concept of goal getting rather than goal setting, sharing how results are created through structure, identity, and repeatable processes, especially on the days when motivation disappears. He also walks through a practical ChatGPT-based framework designed to turn goals into systems that compound over time. The conversation explores how focus works at a neurological level, why real goals force identity change, and how removing friction and excuses before they appear leads to consistent execution. The episode also includes a grounded update on the Australian property market, covering supply shortages, rental pressure, government policy support, and why long-term fundamentals continue to matter. This episode is for anyone who wants results that last, not motivation that fades.