Tag #Housing Affordability

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Climate Change Exacerbates Global Housing Crisis

Following California wildfires, housing prices surged due to speculation, exposing a global housing crisis intensified by climate disasters; this is causing displacement, particularly of low-income communities, and necessitates resilient urban planning and building practices.

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Dutton's Superannuation Housing Plan Faces Widespread Opposition

Peter Dutton's plan to allow first-home buyers to withdraw up to \$50,000 from their superannuation is opposed by 75.68% of Australians in a new poll by Everybody's Home, with experts warning it could worsen the housing crisis and deplete retirement savings.

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Vancouver's Broadway Plan Fast-Tracks Housing Development, Bypassing Public Hearings

Vancouver's Broadway Plan prezones 500 blocks, allowing developers to skip public hearings and fast-track housing development of up to 20 stories, sparking controversy due to reduced public engagement and concerns over affordability.

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High Turnover of Rental Properties in Australia Exacerbates Housing Crisis

A Curtin University study found that 20% of Australian landlords sell rental properties within a year, and 50% within two years, due to financial pressures and life changes, disrupting the rental market and increasing costs for tenants.

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Australia's Housing Crisis: Another Failed Attempt

Australia's major political parties continue to propose solutions to the housing affordability crisis focused on increasing buyer purchasing power, despite 25 years of evidence showing this approach inflates house prices, a trend seen in policies like increased first-home owner grants and capital ga...

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Dutton Deploys Son to Address Housing Crisis

Peter Dutton's campaign used his son, Harry, to address the housing crisis in Brisbane and Melbourne, marking a shift from Dutton's past emphasis on family privacy, aiming to soften his image as a hardline politician, while other political leaders have involved their families to varying degrees.

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Average Wage Earner Cannot Afford Median House Price in Australia

Despite recent interest rate cuts and first home buyer policies, the average Australian wage earner cannot afford the median house price in major cities; Sydney's median is nearly $1.7 million, while an average wage earner can only borrow $425,000, highlighting a significant affordability gap worsen...

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High Stamp Duty Costs Fuel Calls for Australian Land Tax

Soaring Australian house prices are driving up stamp duty costs, reaching \$75,000 in Sydney and \$57,000 in Melbourne, prompting economists to call for a shift to a land tax to boost housing mobility and economic efficiency.

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Economists Condemn Australian Housing Schemes as Counterproductive

Australia's political parties propose various housing schemes to help first-home buyers, but economists warn these will likely increase housing prices, benefiting current homeowners rather than buyers due to increased demand exceeding supply. Labor's $10 billion plan to build 100,000 new homes is th...

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Australia's Housing Market Slows Amidst Million-Dollar Home Norm

Despite a slowdown in growth due to high interest rates and affordability issues, median house prices in five Australian capital cities exceeded \$1 million in March 2024; however, unit prices fell in several cities.

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Aging Populations Demand Inclusive Urban Policies in OECD Cities

OECD projects a significant increase in the proportion of people over 65 in member cities by 2040, prompting a call for inclusive urban policies focusing on housing affordability, economic integration of all age groups, and accessible urban design.

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Greek Housing Crisis: Soaring Prices Outpace Income Growth

An Alpha Bank study reveals that 54% of Greeks find homeownership impossible due to soaring housing prices (up 13.9% in 2023 and 8.7% in 2024) that outpace income growth (8.1% in 2023, 5.6% in 2024), while 68% find rents unaffordable, with over 50% facing rent increases in the past two years.

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