Almost everything on table for inquiry tackling housing affordability
Housing density, stamp duty, superannuation, and boosting supply were the centrepieces of a federal inquiry into housing affordability but one major factor was ignored.
The HIA estimates 1.66 million houses must be built by 2030 to counter population growth. (Image source: Shutterstock.com)
Housing density, stamp duty, first homebuyers accessing superannuation, and boosting supply were the centrepieces of a federal inquiry into housing affordability released on Friday (18 March).
Everything it seems was on the table. Everything except negative gearing.
The Australian Dream: Inquiry into housing affordability and supply in Australia has been released, offering up a range of recommendations for the Federal Government to improve the …
