Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 15th September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 15th September 2023 in In the Media AHURI’s Dr Michael Fotheringham spoke with 3AW on how Victoria’s proposed new AirBnB levy could address the rental housing shortage. news 14th September 2023 in news news 14th September 2023 in news First home buyers face severe financial hurdles, smarter government interventions can help First home owner grants and long periods of low interest rates have actually made it more difficult for aspiring first home buyers, finds new research. However, there are smart policy options governments can adopt that would support more aspiring first home buyers to achieve home ownership. read more news 12th September 2023 in news news 12th September 2023 in news In memory of Judy Yates: a legacy of dedication to better housing policy On Tuesday, 12 September, was delighted to host a morning tea to honour the late Judy Yates’s memory with the establishment of the Judy Yates collection to be housed in AHURI’s library. We were delighted to welcome Judy’s widower, Warren Yates, and son, Mark, along with friends and alumni. read more In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media Data shows annual rent increases in all major cities topped 10% last year as advocates warn low-income earners are being priced out of the market. The article in The Guardian features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham, who states that these increases today come on top of an already very significant level of cost. In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media Essential workers have effectively been locked out of almost 300 Queensland suburbs as house prices continue to hit new peaks even after the pandemic property boom. This article in the Herald Sun features research, which found that many essential workers were struggling to access housing in Australia’s most expensive cities back in 2021, with the problem even worse in 2023. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 42 Page 43 Page 44 Page 45 Current page 46 Page 47 Page 48 Page 49 Page 50 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 15th September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 15th September 2023 in In the Media AHURI’s Dr Michael Fotheringham spoke with 3AW on how Victoria’s proposed new AirBnB levy could address the rental housing shortage.
news 14th September 2023 in news news 14th September 2023 in news First home buyers face severe financial hurdles, smarter government interventions can help First home owner grants and long periods of low interest rates have actually made it more difficult for aspiring first home buyers, finds new research. However, there are smart policy options governments can adopt that would support more aspiring first home buyers to achieve home ownership. read more
news 12th September 2023 in news news 12th September 2023 in news In memory of Judy Yates: a legacy of dedication to better housing policy On Tuesday, 12 September, was delighted to host a morning tea to honour the late Judy Yates’s memory with the establishment of the Judy Yates collection to be housed in AHURI’s library. We were delighted to welcome Judy’s widower, Warren Yates, and son, Mark, along with friends and alumni. read more
In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media Data shows annual rent increases in all major cities topped 10% last year as advocates warn low-income earners are being priced out of the market. The article in The Guardian features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham, who states that these increases today come on top of an already very significant level of cost.
In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media In the Media 1st September 2023 in In the Media Essential workers have effectively been locked out of almost 300 Queensland suburbs as house prices continue to hit new peaks even after the pandemic property boom. This article in the Herald Sun features research, which found that many essential workers were struggling to access housing in Australia’s most expensive cities back in 2021, with the problem even worse in 2023.
