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Immigration policy to be a bonus for renters

RENTERS would be able to save more than $2000 a year, One Nation claims, under its proposal to cut immigration, as the coalition defends a lack of publicly available costings. Modelling by Pauline Hanson’s party claims plans to send net overseas migration into negative territory for three years would reduce rent inflation by 6.5 per cent for the average rental. This would be a saving of $54 a week, or $2818 a year, while those on higher-end rents would save $83 a week or $4340 annually. The modelling, which was carried out in-house by One Nation, was based on median dwelling re

Parliamentary report is simply ‘spinning the wheel’

Long way to go to address housing shortfall

Slow and steady rise in number of houses being built

Approvals high, housing completion rates much lower

Skilled migrants are a necessity in South Australia

Regional and city housing closely connected

Aussies paint picture of doom and gloom

AUSTRALIAN households are the most persistently pessimistic they have been since the early 1990s recession, following a fourth Reserve Bank interest rate rise. Following the RBA’s

MELBOURNE has been named the world’s friendliest city, beating Seoul, Lisbon and Amsterdam. The accolade comes from Condé Nast Traveller’s Readers’ Choice Awards, a poll of

THE preliminary auction clearance rates for the combined capital cities took a sharp decline last week, according to property data firm Cotality. The clearance rate fell to 48.2 per cent

Growing population not the answer for economy

AUSTRALIANS face “recession-like” conditions as the nation’s increasing reliance on population growth over productivity catches up with policy-makers. The economy is li