Australian economy prepared for Trump, says Jim Chalmers
Australia faces slower growth and additional inflation from a second Donald Trump presidency, but the Treasurer believes the nation is well placed to withstand financial shocks.
Australia faces slower growth and additional inflation from a second Donald Trump presidency, but the Treasurer believes the nation is well placed to withstand financial shocks.
New research by the Property Council shows that limiting student visas will have little impact on rents.
Donald Trump's re-election as US President could have adverse implications for the Australian economy but hasn't changed the RBA's inflation view.
The focus of the government should be on increasing housing supply rather than cutting tax concessions for property investors, the Treasury chief says.
Australian Conveyancer analysis of government figures dating back to the 1980s shows the fascinating change in the make-up of the industry.
An anti-money laundering regime that will cost the property industry $2 billion a year will hurt small businesses and Australians buying and selling property.
Interest rates have been left on hold at 4.35 per cent - as they have been for 12 months - with the Reserve Bank remaining committed to its inflation fight.
Apartment building times have increased from 18.5 months to 33.3 months – heaping even more pressure on government's plans to build 1.2 million homes.
ARNECC set to meet to discuss the future of interoperability reform following a review by the Queensland government.
Senate urged to pass build-to-rent bill as new YouGov poll shows housing affordability is a priority for 79 per cent of Australians.