Property investor PK Gupta, 36, has built a debt-free portfolio of 13 properties.
Despite another interest rate rise, controversial property tax changes and a cost of living crisis, a $27m property investor with 13 homes says investing isn’t dead.
But PK Gupta warns the rules have changed – and the suburb he’d buy into wouldn’t be in one of Australia’s booming capital-city markets.
The hotspots property investor PK Gupta would target in 2026 aren’t where most Australians are looking.
Mr Gupta, 36, said he would begin with an established property priced between $300,000 and $500,000 in an affordable, high-yield location such as Launceston, Burnie or Romaine in Tasmania, Mildura in Victoria, or selected regional centres…






