Property investors lash Labor’s plan to cut international students
The head of Blackstone’s local real estate operations, Chris Tynan, says Labor’s decision to cut the number of international students allowed into the country is short-sighted and undermines one of the largest export industries outside mining.
“These students turn up with hundreds of thousands of dollars in their back pocket to spend in Australia – and we don’t want them, which seems short-sighted,” said Mr Tynan, an influential investor whose assets include Crown Resorts and data centre giant AirTrunk.
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