Steady as she goes for auction clearance rates
But auction volume rates are still low, trailing year-on-year numbers for nine consecutive weeks.
The challenge of finding a new home
But auction volume rates are still low, trailing year-on-year numbers for nine consecutive weeks.
Albanese Government warned to scrap controversial discretionary tax changes if it wants to reach housing target.
Victoria leads the way with introduction of new TAFE course for students to learn to build prefabricated houses.
Industry heavyweight says 'governments must not lose sight of the country's most urgent challenge – delivering enough homes'.
Peak body says 'when bad tax and policies cause supply shrinkage in one part of the system, pressure builds everywhere else'.
Data experts says 'vendors are increasingly unwilling to test the market at an auction and have the property fail to sell'.
Auction numbers were weaker last week but clearance rates jumped above 50 per cent, with Melbourne leading the way.
Residential Activation Fund is 'pulling every lever to increase housing supply because you can’t build homes without infrastructure'.
Reforms have worked in giving investors more confidence and renters feeling less compromised over tenancy rights.
Property boss says 'the real challenge is ensuring reforms translate into more projects commencing, more dwellings completed'.