Shadow treasurer gives housing affordability in Australia a big spray
The shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has given a whack to housing affordability for young people in Australia.
The shadow treasurer Chris Bowen has given a whack to housing affordability for young people in Australia.
At the end of June this year house prices across the country were 4.1 per cent higher than the same time last year.
It’s harder to find a place to rent in Melbourne right now than it has been for the last two years.
House prices have risen 32.1 per cent over the last five years and have seen a number of million dollar-plus sales this year.
Ongoing low interest rates are pushing up demand for fixed rate home loans.
The glut of residential apartments that have been going up at a furious pace in Melbourne’s CBD are putting the pressure on commercial space.
The Coalition Government are looking at bringing in more checks on banks to keep those MPs in the party happy who support the proposal for a royal commission into the banking sector.
Nearly two out of three Australians have never asked their lender for a better rate on their home loan according to new research, and are missing out on the potential savings as a result.
The Finance Brokers Association of Australia has come out in support of Labor’s proposal for a royal commission into the banking sector.
A website is developing some traction that is designed to expose the worst property developers and builders.