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Super fund rule change looms as investors rush to buy

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A Craigieburn house attracted nine bidders, including multiple out-of-state investors racing to secure properties before an August 10 deadline for SMSF borrowing rules. This surge in investor activity reflects the urgency to comply with upcoming government regulations on negative gearing and capital gains tax changes, impacting property markets significantly.

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