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Property in super after the borrowing ban

What changed on 10 August 2026, and the four ways property in super still works.

1:12 · Also on SMSF property

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Since the tenth of August 2026,

the rules for property in super have changed.

A self-managed super fund can no longer

take out a new loan to buy residential property.

But property in super isn't over.

Here's what still works.

One: commercial property.

Offices, warehouses and shops can still be bought

with a loan inside an SMSF.

Two: residential property bought with cash,

when the fund has the balance.

Three: a unit trust.

Several unrelated super funds can pool their money

in one trust to buy new property,

and an unrelated trust can still borrow.

Four: existing loans.

Residential loans in place before the change

carry on as they were.

Each of these has strict rules,

so we refer you to a broker

who specialises in SMSF and unit trust loans.

Elite Wealth Creators sources the property,

with thirty-plus years of combined experience,

and we take no commission on any loan.

To see what your super could do now,

book a call at elitewealthcreators.com.

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