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Investor exodus from Victoria resumes after federal budget

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The investor exodus from Victoria's real estate market has intensified following the federal budget, with twice as many landlords selling properties compared to those buying. This trend is concerning for developers and tech professionals due to potential decreases in rental supply and increased challenges for first-time homebuyers entering the market. Developers should monitor regulatory changes impacting investment incentives closely.

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