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Chalmers aims to fix Australia’s ‘broken’ housing market

The upcoming Federal Budget will provide an antidote to the rise of right-wing populism by tackling Australia’s “broken” housing market, treasurer Jim Chalmers said. As Labor frets over the surge in support for One Nation following its historic win in the Farrer by-election, Chalmers has pitched the government’s plans to scale back investor tax concessions as a way to address a backlash against the mainstream parties. Before the 2025 election, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese promised not to change negative gearing or capital gains arrangements but Labor is set to

Reserve Bank watching the devil in the Budget detail

CGT changes run risk of ‘less investment in housing’

Housing policy is ‘failing the regions’

Stratospheric dreams of a new city coming back to earth

Sydney-Canberra rail line to get major funds injection

New design system to help fast-track more new homes

War pummels national home build target hopes

UP to 33,000 homes could be slashed from Australia’s national housing target as an oil crisis fuels construction costs and uncertainty. An independent analysis reveals the supply outlook

AUSTRALIA is on the cusp of a housing market downturn as interest rates and affordability woes sap buyer demand, new data suggests. Sydney and Melbourne are already in the earl

This investment will be money well spent

The Federal Budget is likely to see a $2 billion investment in infrastructure which will support the construction of over close to 65,000 new homes. It has been reported that the Federal

Inflation, growth, rates hinge on conflict’s end

THE crisis in the Middle East fanned the flames of already buoyant inflation in Australia and could lead to more interest rate pain if it isn’t resolved, the central bank has warned.