Home Insights Latest news Latest news news 24th August 2022 in news news 24th August 2022 in news Government policies can help developers deliver new housing supply In order to sustainably stimulate housing supply government needs to understand how the development industry works according to new research. Private sector housing supply is driven by profit and factors that increase or decrease revenue and costs determine levels of new supply. The current combination of falling dwelling prices (in much of the country) and rising construction costs is the worst possible outcome for new housing supply. read more news 22nd August 2022 in news news 22nd August 2022 in news 2022 National Homelessness Conference helping shape solutions for better futures The biennial 2022 National Homelessness Conference, convened by In partnership with Homelessness Australia, has wrapped up in Canberra, with 1050 delegates and 85 presenters across 22 sessions focussing on developing and shaping solutions for the terrible problems of homelessness in Australia. read more In the Media 19th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 19th August 2022 in In the Media Recent ABS figures have revealed a substantial increase in the number of homeless people over the age of 55. A growing number of Australians reaching retirement age still have an outstanding mortgage or are still renting, and with interest rates and cost of living increases we're seeing rent rises all across the country. This article in the ABC claims that more social and affordable housing is needed for older Australians who rent, and features an interview with CEO Dr Michael Fotheringham. In the Media 17th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 17th August 2022 in In the Media Thousands of low-income renters are facing homelessness as the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) comes to an end, even as the federal government launches a suite of housing policies to tackle Australia's housing crisis. This article in the ABC claims the end of NRAS would push more people into housing stress, and features statements from managing director Dr Michael Fotheringham. In the Media 11th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 11th August 2022 in In the Media Workers in regional Victorian towns are being forced to sleep in tents, cars or caravans after a tree-change exodus from Melbourne over the past two years increased competition for rental properties to crisis levels. This article in the Sydney Morning Herald examines the shortage of rental accommodation in Victoria, and features research and findings recently presented at the National Homelessness Conference in Canberra. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 72 Page 73 Page 74 Page 75 Current page 76 Page 77 Page 78 Page 79 Page 80 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
news 24th August 2022 in news news 24th August 2022 in news Government policies can help developers deliver new housing supply In order to sustainably stimulate housing supply government needs to understand how the development industry works according to new research. Private sector housing supply is driven by profit and factors that increase or decrease revenue and costs determine levels of new supply. The current combination of falling dwelling prices (in much of the country) and rising construction costs is the worst possible outcome for new housing supply. read more
news 22nd August 2022 in news news 22nd August 2022 in news 2022 National Homelessness Conference helping shape solutions for better futures The biennial 2022 National Homelessness Conference, convened by In partnership with Homelessness Australia, has wrapped up in Canberra, with 1050 delegates and 85 presenters across 22 sessions focussing on developing and shaping solutions for the terrible problems of homelessness in Australia. read more
In the Media 19th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 19th August 2022 in In the Media Recent ABS figures have revealed a substantial increase in the number of homeless people over the age of 55. A growing number of Australians reaching retirement age still have an outstanding mortgage or are still renting, and with interest rates and cost of living increases we're seeing rent rises all across the country. This article in the ABC claims that more social and affordable housing is needed for older Australians who rent, and features an interview with CEO Dr Michael Fotheringham.
In the Media 17th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 17th August 2022 in In the Media Thousands of low-income renters are facing homelessness as the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS) comes to an end, even as the federal government launches a suite of housing policies to tackle Australia's housing crisis. This article in the ABC claims the end of NRAS would push more people into housing stress, and features statements from managing director Dr Michael Fotheringham.
In the Media 11th August 2022 in In the Media In the Media 11th August 2022 in In the Media Workers in regional Victorian towns are being forced to sleep in tents, cars or caravans after a tree-change exodus from Melbourne over the past two years increased competition for rental properties to crisis levels. This article in the Sydney Morning Herald examines the shortage of rental accommodation in Victoria, and features research and findings recently presented at the National Homelessness Conference in Canberra.
