Liberty Empowers Women Investors as Data Reveals Gender Gap in Property Ownership

• Australian non-bank lender Liberty empowers women in property investment with flexible lending options and an emphasis on financial inclusion
• Latest CoreLogic figures (Aug 25, 2025) indicate only 11.4% of Australian women have at least one investment property

New statistics from CoreLogic show that just 11.4 percent of Australian women have at least one investment property—about 20 percent less than men.

While this identifies a gap based on gender, it also indicates increasing gains in overall ownership, with increasing numbers of women stepping into the property market with confidence.

To facilitate this change, Australian non-bank lender Liberty provides customized lending options aimed at assisting a varied portfolio of borrowers, whether it is their first home or growing portfolio.

Liberty's flexible home loans allow for more choice by factoring in the individual situation of each borrower, according to Communications Manager Bernadine Pantarotto.

"No two paths to homeownership or property investment are the same. We take the time to get to know each borrower's unique needs," said Bernadine.

Liberty's open-minded policy also reaches borrowers with variable income, career interruptions, family commitments, or less-than-perfect credit histories.

"We are delighted to empower women with independent-thought lending solutions as they create their financial path," she went on to say.

Liberty home loans also provide features such as offset accounts, interest-only features, redraw facilities, and increased LVRs, providing flexibility to accommodate borrowers' own goals.

“Many of our customers are self-employed or rely on non-traditional income streams, and we’re proud to offer solutions that reflect real life,” Bernadine explained.

From first-home buyers to those refinancing or growing their portfolios, Liberty offers a range of options—including low doc and low deposit home loans—to help borrowers accelerate their property goals.