The Australian economy has experienced a high peak and troughs due to business cycles and rapid changes over the past five years. The government's inability to align interests and achieve international consensus on banking regulations poses a risk of future financial catastrophes. The property market, being a valuable investment option, has remained stable despite fluctuations in capitalization rates and long-term bond rates. The Reserve Bank of Australia's low interest rate since September 2016 has led to a falling economic growth rate and increased housing projects. Furthermore, the government's response to macroeconomic risks and international consensus on banking regulations is crucial for sustainable policy implementation.