$390m, 490 homes: Qld’s biggest housing project gets green light
Construction on Queensland’s largest social housing project will begin next week after it secured hundreds of millions of dollars in federal, state and private sector funding.
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Construction on Queensland’s largest social housing project will begin next week after it secured hundreds of millions of dollars in federal, state and private sector funding.
It’s an outrage that legislation that could actually help alleviate the country’s housing crisis is being held to ransom for political mileage, writes the editor.
The debate over the housing market is nothing new but there is one big myth that needs to be debunked.
We need to increase our adoption of modern methods of construction to solve the housing crisis, write Paul Bidwell and Fiona Caniglia.
Community organisations have been forced to deny hundreds of vulnerable Queenslanders relief amid the crippling cost of living crisis.
The Property Council has lashed the government’s budget plan to increase foreign investor land tax surcharge to offset new stamp duty concessions for first home buyers, warning it will drive up house prices.
A man living on the streets for the first time says he is “living proof” of how easy things can get tough.
Only one in four suburbs across Brisbane are now “affordable”, a number which has halved in just five years – with a surprising line-up named in the Queensland capital’s top 10 liveability list.
Queensland’s peak real estate body has labelled the state government’s response to the housing crisis, two years on from a summit, as woeful.
Queenslanders need to have confidence the government is doing everything it can to address the housing crisis, writes the editor.
The Whitsunday region has no permanent emergency accommodation with housing for the homeless dependent largely on our tourism numbers, while Bowen has an even bigger risk. SPECIAL REPORT
The state government will enlist the help of the private sector to deliver 600 modular homes as Queensland’s housing crisis continues and despite previous construction targets being missed.
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