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Industry heavyweights tell govt ‘new housing supply is king’

THREE peak housing bodies have joined forces to issue a dire warning that government tax changes will make it “harder to deliver the homes Australia needs”. The warning says proposed changes to capital gains tax (CGT), negative gearing and self-managed super fund (SMSF) investment rules will reduce housing supply and increase rents. The organisations say proposed tax changes disincentivise investment in existing rental housing and shrink supply. At the same time, new homes are more expensive to build than existing dwellings, meaning any slowdown in investment is likely t

Economic reforms run the risk of ‘dampening productivity’

Housing market is ‘undergoing broad-based weakening’

Reserve Bank remains cautious over ‘domestic risks’

It’s time: Conveyancers must comply to new regulations

No time like the present to unlock housing supply

Super funds must transfer rapid growth into sustainable retirement income

Not an easy time to be running a business

ALMOST half of Australian companies say it’s getting harder and more expensive to do business. New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows 46 per cent reported that operating

MINING giant BHP will invest $30 million to help build more homes in remote communities in Western Australia’s Pilbara region. It will form part of the WA Government’s $45 mi

A MAJOR planning overhaul will help deliver more homes through a modern, faster and fairer system in a groundbreaking NSW Government initiative. The new Development Coordination Authorit

THE days are over for Victorian renters who would normally wait weeks for the return of their old bond. From Wednesday, Victorians can transfer their existing bond to their next rental a