We can’t build a sea of ‘Euro blocks’ in our capital cities but we can increase the density in the middle suburbs. And state governments are getting tough on local councils to make this happen.
Move over location, location, location. As our population gets set to double our new real estate mantra is supply, supply, supply.
Amid a national housing crisis, there’s one demographic shift that holds a lot of untapped potential for residents and investors.
Your online shopping habit is permanently reshaping the property sector and changing your local community for the worse – but wait, there is hope.
The housing crisis is becoming so severe that major policy changes will be needed to turn the market around.
The switch away from offices could be reversed by an unlikely ally. The more AI infiltrates our lives and jobs, the more time we will actually spend with other humans.
By continuing to raise the cash rate, the RBA can slow down consumer spending and also push more people into unemployment.
Some of the highest income earners in the nation have good reason for renting, but they are missing out on building wealth.
The 2032 Olympic Games in Brisbane risk being devoured by the Australian pastimes of sports politics and development blow outs.
Divergent population forecasts paint fundamentally different versions of the nation’s future.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/simon-kuestenmacher/page/2