Auction numbers continue to climb after the election
The 1,784 auctions held over the past week was the highest volume since the week prior to Easter when 3,146 homes went under the hammer.
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The 1,784 auctions held over the past week was the highest volume since the week prior to Easter when 3,146 homes went under the hammer.
Minister O’Neil’s reappointment has been welcomed by industry bodies, who say Labor has a mandate to push on with its housing agenda.
The prime minister is poised to reveal his senior leadership team for Labor's second term and the "mandate to build more housing".
AIC VIC President Shakila Maclean casts an eye over the landslide and says that it was down to conveyancers to look after themselves.
But house price growth is needed to ensure new construction is economically viable again, a senior economist says.
Cutting student visa numbers was a blunt instrument, did little to ease rental pressure and put serious strain on one of Australia’s most valuable exports, says the Property Council.
A conveyancing industry leader scrutinises the election promises to tackle the housing crisis.
Big investment in skilled migration and training pipelines are what’s needed to reach Housing Accord target.
New government needs to adopt drastic measures to get anywhere the 1.2 million homes by 2029 – with the experts predicating a 400,000 shortfall.
Clearance rates and open home visits were up as Anthony Albanese was returned to power - and confidence returned to the property market.