For the first time in history Perth is less affordable to rent in than Sydney. For many,the western capital is “critically unaffordable”.
As some Sydneysiders fall behind on their repayments in the cost-of-living crisis,other neighbourhoods are better placed to keep up.
One property strategist says Perth homes are underselling in up to 70 per cent of cases.
The government may have big ambitions for increased housing density in Melbourne,but in some inner suburbs,blocks of flats are being bulldozed to make room for a single luxury home.
Days after power was cut to two inner-Brisbane parks,their homeless residents will soon be under increased scrutiny.
Sure,there are the housemate horror stories,but often the share-house experience can lead to lifelong friendships and treasured memories.
The nation’s peak business group will propose a $10 billion federal plan to build more homes and slash the cost of construction.
Researchers have suggested an alternative to the government’s public-housing demolition that could save Victoria more than $300 million.
Taiwanese-backed development company Everland Global has gone bust with receivers appointed.
Construction activity is peaking across Sydney,where there are more cranes than any other Australian capital,including Melbourne.
Premier Chris Minns has promised sweeping rental reforms to provide housing certainty to young people. So what’s the hold up?