Vacant for 10 years: State-owned plots sit empty amid housing crisis
Almost 100,000 blocks of land are sitting idle across the state – including 879 owned by the government for social housing – as the state sinks further into its housing crisis.
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Almost 100,000 blocks of land are sitting idle across the state – including 879 owned by the government for social housing – as the state sinks further into its housing crisis.
A tenant who asked for a rent freeze after a breast cancer diagnosis was told by a property manager the landlord had problems of their own.
A Senate committee hearing in Brisbane will shine a light on the state’s housing distress, with victims sharing their experiences.
Children and teenagers are grappling with homelessness in record numbers as median rents soar up to 80 per cent in five years.
As nearly 50,000 Queenslanders languish on the public housing waiting list, dozens of eligible homes have sat vacant up to 600 days.
Property experts have questioned how Queensland intends to enforce a land tax, saying workload costs could end up outweighing the predicted land tax revenue.
The Deputy Premier has struggled to answer whether Queenslanders renting out granny flats to ease the housing crisis could be liable for extra tax.
Annastacia Palaszczuk must act now and dump Labor’s mess of a rent tax before things get even worse for renters and the government, writes The Editor. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Providers have come forward to offer emergency accommodation at a housing crisis roundtable held by the government.
An unprecedented Palaszczuk Government land tax slug on interstate investors has been met with overwhelming opposition. VOTE IN OUR POLL
The Premier insists she understands how important it is for people to have a roof over their heads. Why then is she persisting with a stupid tax grab?
A South East Queensland mayor says the state’s move to take over her council’s housing supply strategy was unexpected.
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