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Housing Australia under scrutiny with slow pace of new homes

HALF way through a Housing Australia five-year plan to build 40,000 homes, only two per cent have been completed. A report in the Australian Financial Review shows only 895 social and affordable homes in the Housing Australia Future Fund’s 40,000-home plan have been built across Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide. And that’s two years into the five-year target. The homes built include multi-building developments delivered through partnerships between specialist affordable housing developers and community housing providers. While the absolute number is modest relative to n

Bank business clients proving resilient, despite rates

Affordability pressures fail to stop first home buyers

Housing undersupply contributes to inflation pressures

Sydney becomes a true destination for the wealthy

Big high-rise apartment blocks planned for Melbourne suburbs

Mixed-use precincts are the future for retail sector

‘Game of Monopoly’: wiggle room on high-rise maps

HIGH-RISE developments up to 20 storeys tall could be built in more ritzy city suburbs, but the door has been left ajar to adjust planned height limits. Draft maps showing proposed heigh

Off and running: AML/CTF law reform kits now ready

IN a world first, the Australian Government’s financial intelligence unit AUSTRAC has released anti-money laundering program starter kits designed to help small business

Red tape could lead to mass industry exodus

POTENTIAL adjustments to the capital gains tax concession could see more than half of the country’s registered property investors leave the industry. The 2025 Property Investment Profess

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