Housing affordability
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A page set up by New South Wales Greens MP Jenny Leong shares more than 150 stories within its first week, featuring maggots, mould, asbestos and leaks
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There’s nostalgia for the family home but there’s also a whole generation of sad cases who live the housing dream through their parents
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Survey shows Adelaide, Brisbane and Perth posted gains but all other capitals fell – Melbourne by 3.5% and Sydney by 1.4%
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New South Wales is the least affordable state with a family on $500 a week spending 65% of their income on rent as home ownership rates also shrink
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New data shows the banks have billions more in investment housing loans than previously reported. But that’s not the only trouble for the RBA
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Report on Sydney and Melbourne housing markets recommends building more family-friendly homes rather than high-density apartment dwellings to cope with demand
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The ASX/S&P200 benchmark was sharply lower after Woolworths forecast more pain in the supermarket war and ANZ missed expectations despite $7bn profits
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Bank will raise its standard variable interest rates for owner-occupiers and investors by 0.18 percentage points to 5.56%
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Over the past 20 years, owning your home outright has gone from almost being the norm to being almost less likely than renting
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Westpac’s unilateral rate rise fuels nervousness and analyst predicts prices could start falling by 2017 in Australia’s two boom property markets
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Data shows that although two out of five new home loans were made to investors, building approvals are ‘at record levels’
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Prices in Sydney rose 18.9% in the year to June 2015 – but how long can the housing market continue to boom when the economy itself does not?
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Over the year to June, the residential property price index was up 9.8%, Bureau of Statistics figures show
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It’s a fantasy that an undersupply of housing is the cause of high house prices in Sydney and Melbourne. They reflect a chronic addiction to household debt
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Australian housing has been through booms and busts before, but our current crisis is rooted in the concentration of wealth. Do we have the courage to correct it?
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Banking analyst says the party’s over for investors as NAB and Westpac join CBA and ANZ by hiking rates for buyers using homes as investments
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Melbourne house rents hit record high as agents report high demand