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If it is supply, and not demand, that we are seeking to address in Queensland’s housing crisis, perhaps it’s time to rethink which side of the ledger our initiatives focus on, writes Jen Williams.
There’s an affordable housing option available to a growing cohort of Australians in an otherwise unaffordable housing market, writes Daniel Gannon.
Brisbane City Council is prepared to invest to spark up the local housing market. The state government needs to do the same, writes the editor.
Brisbane City Council wil unveil a new scheme to slash infrastructure fees on new apartment builds.
Do not believe it for one second when the Premier today stands up to claim she has allocated an extra $1bn to build more social housing across the state, writes the editor. She has not.
The Palaszczuk government will build thousands of new social housing homes in a win for vulnerable Queenslanders.
The Premier has challenged a room packed with homeless service providers, industry leaders and politicians to create solutions for the state’s crisis as the Queensland housing summit kicks off.
A leading homeless advocacy group has called on the government to work with industry on a plan to ease the state’s housing crisis.
The Palaszczuk government says a $15 million loan will unlock hundreds of much-needed property lots up to six years earlier than planned.
A Brisbane rental property manager has been slammed after it encouraged landlords to increase rent, saying tenants were “agreeable” to hikes.
As Queensland grapples with a housing crisis, property owners over 55 would be given an incentive to downsize under a new proposal.
As some Queenslanders resort to sleeping in their cars, a new plan to fix the state’s rental crists has been hatched. FULL REPORT
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