House prices are through the roof but one former banker has a plan that is garnering the interest of the federal government and superannuation funds as to how to solve the affordable-housing problem.
How do you solve the low-income and affordable-housing funding conundrum that has vexed governments for years and that may be an issue when the federal election is contested later this year?
Andrew Tyndale, a former Macquarie Group investment banker, claims to have the answer and has proposed a financing model that is drawing interest from federal Minister for Social Services Christian Porter and large superannuation funds such as First State Super.
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