The Housing Supply Alliance represents property owners, investors, and developers committed to reversing the policy settings that are reducing rental supply across Queensland.
Current policy settings are suppressing supply, increasing rents, and driving investor exit. The evidence is clear.
The Housing Supply Alliance is a coordinated platform for property investors, developers, and operators who recognise that current government policy — particularly land tax settings — is directly reducing rental housing availability across Queensland.
This is not a lobby group. It is an evidence-based campaign platform designed to communicate the real-world commercial impact of policy decisions and advocate for reform that supports, rather than suppresses, housing supply.
Advocate for policy settings that retain and expand the private rental stock Queensland urgently needs.
Ground every campaign position in commercially verified data and real investor experience.
Keep alliance members and policy stakeholders informed as the campaign progresses.
Representing investors, developers, operators, advisors, and industry professionals across Queensland.
Queensland's land tax thresholds have not been adjusted for inflation, creating stealth tax increases every year as property values rise — without any legislative change.
Current aggregation rules combine holdings across entities in ways that disproportionately burden small-to-medium rental providers who collectively deliver the majority of Queensland's rental stock.
Sudden upward site value revaluations are producing land tax bills that increase 40–60% in a single year, forcing investor exit and supply reduction at a time of acute rental shortage.
The Alliance is actively engaging with policy stakeholders on four concrete reform proposals. Members receive direct briefings on campaign activity and policy developments as they occur.
Receive Campaign UpdatesShort, commercially relevant briefings on land tax developments, reform progress, and what it means for your holdings.
Queensland's land tax thresholds have not moved with inflation since their last adjustment. Every year property values rise, more owners cross thresholds — or move into higher brackets — without any change in law. This is a structural stealth tax built into the system.
→ Policy AnalysisWhen a land tax bill makes a rental property commercially unviable, one of two outcomes follows: rent is increased to absorb the cost, or the property is sold — often to an owner-occupier. Both outcomes reduce effective rental supply. The policy is not neutral.
→ Market ImpactThe Alliance is focused on four concrete changes: land tax concessions for long-term rentals, indexation of thresholds, revision of aggregation rules affecting small investors, and supply-side incentives for new rental delivery. Each is commercially grounded and administratively achievable.
→ Reform AgendaThe Alliance is preparing formal submissions to Queensland Treasury on land tax threshold indexation. Member input is being consolidated for inclusion.
Direct engagement is underway with relevant ministerial offices regarding the commercial impact of current aggregation methodology on small and mid-size rental operators.
Alliance members are contributing anonymised data on land tax bill movements, commercial decisions, and supply impacts to support the evidence base for reform.
This platform operates in direct support of the broader Housing Supply First campaign. All Alliance activity is coordinated with and reported to the central campaign.
Alliance members receive direct updates on policy developments, submission outcomes, and campaign direction as they occur — not general news or market commentary.
Register for Member BriefingsThe Alliance exists to represent those with a genuine commercial stake in Queensland's housing supply — investors, developers, operators, and industry advisors.
Registration provides access to member briefings, campaign updates, and intelligence summaries. There is no cost and no obligation.
Direct updates on campaign activity, policy progress, and reform outcomes.
Concise, practical summaries relevant to your holdings and commercial decisions.
Your position is represented through the Alliance's formal policy engagement.
