Building approvals remain steady but well below target
Over the year to February, 177,400 new homes were approved - well below the 240,000 annual target.
Australia stepping up to the challenge
Over the year to February, 177,400 new homes were approved - well below the 240,000 annual target.
Federal Budget funding for prefab homes and an expansion of the Help to Buy scheme welcomed.
Are home buyers waiting for more help from the RBA as confidence from the February rate seems to be fading from the housing market?
We need to take this problem on and the only solution is more homes, industry leaders tell Australian Conveyancer Quarterly.
Leading construction bodies want the next government to alter its approach to skilled migration to ease a crippling shortage of tradies.
Housing crisis was building for decades and will take decades to solve if it can be solved, a senior policy expert tells Australian Conveyancer Quarterly.
Australia is expected to fall hundreds of thousands of homes short of its housing target but reforms could bring it back up to speed and help renters.
A recent RBA interest rate cut has caused a surge in mortgage applications - but not from the group most desperate to get into the market.
Days of more than 20 per cent increases for rents in a year look to be over - but the market is still tight.
Capital city median prices could rise by up to $92,500 and add $260 a fortnight to a homebuyer’s mortgage, a study claims.