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17/10/2026

Why 18-years? The 18-year cycle: From ancient Babylonian cyclical history to Australia's housing crash. Discover the unknown history behind the 18-Year time period, and the forecast for the 2027–2028 recession... Includes an interview with one of Australia's best economic thinkers - Dr Cameron Mur...

14/10/2026

13/10/2026

10/10/2026

In this exclusive Land Cycle Investor interview, Fred Harrison reflects on decades of pioneering research into the 18-year land cycle, why economies repeatedly collapse into boom and bust, and whether the cycle itself is evolving. As he works on his final book, Fred discusses the role of economic re...

08/10/2026

This week, Labor announced it will match the Liberal Party policy to restore Victoria’s land tax threshold from $50,000 to $300,000, framing the change as a cost-of-living measure.

There’s just one problem with that idea: land tax helps keep land prices in check by reducing the incentive to speculate and hoard land.

Making it cheaper to hold land does nothing to help renters or people struggling to pay the mortgage on the home they live in.

Tax reform is a great idea. But if we want to reduce the tax burden on Victorians, let’s start with the taxes that get in the way of the things we want more of:

- Stamp duty makes it harder to move.
- Payroll tax makes it harder to create jobs.

We need a tax shift.

Less tax on work, enterprise and moving house, and more on land and other economic rents.

Read more: https://www.prosper.org.au/2026/10/land-tax-retreat-is-a-betrayal-of-working-victorians/

03/10/2026

18-years after Lehman Brothers collapsed, could the land cycle’s recession warning be any more precise? With housing affordability stretched and debt repayments pushing households towards breaking point, I examine the signals that Australia’s downturn is taking hold. This report also includes my...