Housing crisis: High costs strangle new supply – AFR survey
It’s a case of simple economics choking off the desperately needed supply of new housing as building costs rise faster than house price growth.
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It’s a case of simple economics choking off the desperately needed supply of new housing as building costs rise faster than house price growth.
Units in a posh area of Sydney are selling for less than they did five years ago. But houses in the western suburbs that cost less than $540,000 in 2019 are now selling for $970,000. Here's why.
Across the nation, the housing rebound is proving resilient despite higher borrowing costs, and a panel of 10 experts tips median gains of 5 per cent nationally.
Recent debates on negative gearing have me reflecting on Economics 101 at the University of Otago in New Zealand.