RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY

Lack of essential workers affordable housing costing $64bn

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By Staff Writers 4 Min Read

A CHRONIC shortage of affordable housing for essential workers near their jobs in Australia’s capital cities is costing the nation $64 billion, accord...

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