Depreciation modelling by BMT indicated the five Phillip Island houses renovated for the television series could deliver several million dollars in deductions to their first owners, but between roughly $209,000 and $285,000 of that would disappear within five years for anyone buying second-hand. Industry figures noted the furniture and appliance component could not be claimed by subsequent owners, and warned buyers would price that loss in.
Reported by
Nathan Mawby, news.com.au, 9 November 2024
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