RESEARCH

Approvals rise, but long way off achieving National Housing Accord target

Tom Briglia
By Tom Briglia 5 Min Read
Photo: Note Viriyarat (Copyright Australian Property Journal)

INTEREST rate cuts and a clearer national housing policy direction following next year’s election is likely to give way to a sharper uplift in new hou...

Login or Subscribe to read this article and more...

 

Login or subscribe to Australian Property Journal (starting at $5.50 a week) to continue reading this story and other latest news.

TAGGED:
Share This Article
Previous Article Homebuyers will have more choice next year
Next Article 360 Capital taps market to grow private credit platform

– Advertisement –

Google Web Stories

Australia becoming expensive, even for foreign buyers
Australia becoming expensive, even for foreign buyers
Construction costs pressure remains, no relief in the short-term
Construction costs pressure remains, no relief in the short-term
3 million Aussies at risk of homelessness
3 million Aussies at risk of homelessness
RBA set to delay interest rate cuts until Q2 2025
RBA set to delay interest rate cuts until Q2 2025
NSW Housing Taskforce to speed up planning
NSW Housing Taskforce to speed up planning
View more stories
Australia becoming expensive, even for foreign buyers Construction costs pressure remains, no relief in the short-term 3 million Aussies at risk of homelessness RBA set to delay interest rate cuts until Q2 2025 NSW Housing Taskforce to speed up planning