112 Forestwood Drive Glenmore Park NSW 2745

112 Forestwood Drive, Glenmore Park NSW 2745

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Coordinated Effort Key to Solving Australia's Housing Crisis

Urban Development Institute of Australia President Col Dutton argues that greater cooperation between the federal and state governments is the key to tackling Australia's housing crisis.
Urban Development Institute of Australia President Col Dutton argues that greater cooperation between the federal and state governments is the key to tackling Australia's housing crisis.

Housing Minister Claims NSW Isn't Getting "Fair Go" on Funding

Minister Jackson pointed to both the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and recent cuts to infrastructure funding as evidence that NSW isn't receiving its fair share of federal resources.
Minister Jackson pointed to both the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and recent cuts to infrastructure funding as evidence that NSW isn't receiving its fair share of federal resources.

Sydney and Melbourne Housing Market Heats Up: Auction Clearance Rates Sizzle Above 60%

The Australian property market is showing no signs of slowing down in 2024, with auction clearance rates remaining "very strong" according to REA Group Senior Economist Paul Ryan.
The Australian property market is showing no signs of slowing down in 2024, with auction clearance rates remaining "very strong" according to REA Group Senior Economist Paul Ryan.

Young Aussies Feeling Hopeless: Will Labor Deliver the Key to Their Dream Home?

According to Deputy Opposition Leader Susan Ley, the rising cost of living combined with a lack of clear housing policy from Labour is creating a sense of hopelessness among young Australians.
According to Deputy Opposition Leader Susan Ley, the rising cost of living combined with a lack of clear housing policy from Labour is creating a sense of hopelessness among young Australians.

Housing Market Heats Up: Prices Rise Despite Interest Rate Hike

Australia's housing market defied expectations, with prices creeping up again in February. CoreLogic's national home value index showed a 0.6% increase, marking the strongest monthly gain since October 2023.
Australia's housing market defied expectations, with prices creeping up again in February. CoreLogic's national home value index showed a 0.6% increase, marking the strongest monthly gain since October 2023.

Rent Revolution: Sydney Builds Homes You Can't Buy, But Can You Afford them?

Hundreds of new apartments are popping up across Sydney, but they're not for sale. This innovative "build to rent" model is simple: large, professionally managed buildings specifically designed for renters, not buyers. With 19 projects underway, areas like Parramatta, Ryde, and Canterbury-Bankstown are embracing this new approach.
Hundreds of new apartments are popping up across Sydney, but they're not for sale. This innovative "build to rent" model is simple: large, professionally managed buildings specifically designed for renters, not buyers. With 19 projects underway, areas like Parramatta, Ryde, and Canterbury-Bankstown are embracing this new approach.

More Aussies Drowning in Mortgages, but Rates Aren't the Only Culprit

While rising interest rates are a contributing factor, new research reveals a shocking truth: a record number of Australians are struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments, and it's not just due to higher borrowing costs. The latest data shows that over 1.6 million homeowners, or 31%, are now "at risk" of mortgage stress.
While rising interest rates are a contributing factor, new research reveals a shocking truth: a record number of Australians are struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments, and it's not just due to higher borrowing costs. The latest data shows that over 1.6 million homeowners, or 31%, are now "at risk" of mortgage stress.

Super Funds Can Be "Win-Win" Solution to Housing Crisis, Says Ex-Treasurer Swan

Former Australian treasurer Wayne Swan has called on the nation's superannuation funds to play a "substantial role" in tackling the housing affordability crisis by investing in the construction of 40,000 homes. Swan, who now chairs super fund Cbus, argued that social and affordable housing could be a part of a "win-win" investment strategy for super funds and their members.
Former Australian treasurer Wayne Swan has called on the nation's superannuation funds to play a "substantial role" in tackling the housing affordability crisis by investing in the construction of 40,000 homes. Swan, who now chairs super fund Cbus, argued that social and affordable housing could be a part of a "win-win" investment strategy for super funds and their members.

Capital Cities Stumble as Regional Markets Thrive: Is the Aussie Dream Shifting Gears?

While capital cities witnessed a slowdown in growth, values in regional areas rose by 1.2% in the three months leading to January, compared to a mere 1% increase in major cities. This trend suggests a potential shift in the Australian property landscape, with regional areas becoming increasingly attractive options.
While capital cities witnessed a slowdown in growth, values in regional areas rose by 1.2% in the three months leading to January, compared to a mere 1% increase in major cities. This trend suggests a potential shift in the Australian property landscape, with regional areas becoming increasingly attractive options.

Tassie Tensions: Labor Offers Landlords Cash to Cool Rental Costs

The Tasmanian election race heats up as Labour leader Rebecca White visited Rokeby to announce a $1,000 per household incentive program for landlords willing to invest in energy-saving upgrades like insulation, heat pumps, or improved glazing. However, to access the state funding, landlords must match the contribution, ensuring a shared commitment to improving energy efficiency in their properties.
The Tasmanian election race heats up as Labour leader Rebecca White visited Rokeby to announce a $1,000 per household incentive program for landlords willing to invest in energy-saving upgrades like insulation, heat pumps, or improved glazing. However, to access the state funding, landlords must match the contribution, ensuring a shared commitment to improving energy efficiency in their properties.