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| | | ... governments and councils. The expansion of retail real estate is also being hampered by residential developments to solve the housing crisis where opportunities are simply running out, Miles said. "There really isn't going to be an increase in supply ... |
| | | | ... 2.3% of GDP to 1.8% over the same period, compared to the OECD average of 10.3%. "Governments will need to tackle the housing and economic challenges through reforms that support investment, productivity, and economic growth. This is key to maintaining ... |
| | | | ... working Australians to sacrifice their retirement savings to fix policy problems they didn't cause, like inflation and the housing crisis," Delahunty said. "These problems need real policy solutions that build more houses and lower the cost of living ... |
| | | | ... spending. Dwelling investment grew 1.6% in the quarter to be 5.8% higher annually. "There are a lot of factors at play in the housing market including higher interest rates and global uncertainty, but it is encouraging to see both dwelling investment ... |
| | | | ... of One Nation's immigration policies gaining traction, which aims to cap visas at 130,000 per year to ease pressure on housing, wages and infrastructure. Latest Australian Bureau of Statistics data highlighted that in the 2022-23 financial year 6.9 million ... |
| | | | ... has taken on another chair position at a government agency organisation, effective today. Sherry has joined the board of Housing Australia as chair, the government announced. In this role, Sherry will guide Housing Australia to play a central role in ... |
| | | | ... class that remains largely absent from APRA-regulated super funds. The shift is unfolding against a backdrop of worsening housing affordability, subdued wage growth and growing scepticism that conventional pathways to wealth will deliver the financial ... |
| | | | ... as it expected, with three prior rate rises having helped tighten financial conditions. The RBA noted "momentum in the housing market has shifted" with falling house prices. However, the RBA said there continues to be "heightened uncertainties" around ... |
| | | | ... deploying capital in Australia. The market continues to be viewed as a safe haven, offering a well-documented residential housing undersupply, a stable regulatory environment and a robust credit market," MaxCap head of research Bruce Wan said. "Australia ... |
| | | | ... the revised negative gearing regime. Currently, a property will generally be considered "new" if it genuinely adds to housing supply, provided the property was acquired within 24 months of a certificate of occupancy being issued. This extends the 12 ... |
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