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‘Milestone deal’ for 100,000 first homes target

AN $800 million Commonwealth-state deal for 17,000 new homes is a milestone in the promise to provide 100,000 dwellings for first-time buyers, the federal government says. The agreement will include almost 7000 homes for first-up owners in Adelaide and Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said other jurisdictions were “all very keen to sign up”. “But we looked at giving credit where credit’s due and the South Australian model works … and it’s going to be rolled out,” he told reporters on Saturday. “This is the first big commitment – $8

Row over government role fuelling inflation, rate rise

Interstate interest for cookie-cutter home designs

Confidence in property is high as price caution rises

Global body urges treasurer to spend less, reform taxes

No roads and no sewers equal new homes shortfall

Supply shortage underpins shaky growth in home values

Offshore cash a necessity not a hindrance – HIA report

CONSTRAINTS on the level of foreign investment have seen a slowdown in the number of apartment and multi-unit developments, according to a recent Housing Industry of Australia report. Ma

Why some economists go against the flow on RBA rate bet

NEAR Wynyard station in Sydney, there’s an underground walkway where peak-hour foot traffic seems to flow entirely in one direction. On the odd occasion you find yourself walking a

More for the homeless and less for investors

ALMOST one in two people waiting for public housing is at risk of being homeless. And a new report has shown that the Australian Government is spending more on tax incentives for propert

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