Help us present real data to government — takes 2 minutes
Land tax is set to increase by up to 55% in 2026. These increases are already impacting rents, supply, and investment decisions across Queensland. We are collecting real-world data to present to government.
This is not just a tax on investors — it is a hidden tax on renters. Your data helps build a credible case for reform.
Increased land tax assessments are pushing investors to sell or delay development, reducing the number of rental properties available.
When holding costs rise, rents follow. Evidence shows a direct link between land tax increases and rent rises passed to tenants.
We are building a real-world data set to present to Queensland policymakers — your submission contributes directly to policy change.
The Housing Supply Alliance brings together property owners, industry groups, and community advocates to advocate for balanced, supply-first land tax policy.
*Takes 2 minutes
*No documents required
*Confidential
Please help by completing this questionnaire so we can produce anonymous
statistics that tell the real story.
Your input is important and confidential and will be used only for
statistical policy reporting and ministerial briefings.
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Complete the questions below to add your experience to our growing evidence base. This takes approximately 3 minutes.
Download our policy briefing and stakeholder toolkit to share with your network, accountant, or local member.
A concise, data-driven briefing on land tax, housing supply, and rental affordability in Queensland.
Download PDF →A ready-to-send letter to your local member or Queensland Treasury outlining the housing supply impact of land tax changes.
Download DOCX →Become a member of the Housing Supply Alliance and stay informed on campaign progress and policy developments.
Join now →For media inquiries, partnership opportunities, or general questions, reach out to the Housing Supply Alliance team.
We respond to all inquiries within 2–3 business days.