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Why premier feels he has no choice but to act on rental reform
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Why premier feels he has no choice but to act on rental reform

NSW Premier Chris Minns says rental reform would have been politically impossible a decade ago. Now, there is no choice.

  • by Alexandra Smith

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NSW treasurer takes time out from housing crisis to buy $4m house
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NSW treasurer takes time out from housing crisis to buy $4m house

There is no doubt Daniel Mookhey grasps the gravity of the current housing crisis, which makes the timing of his recent home upgrade a bit awkward.

  • by Lucy Macken
We can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad to fix housing, says O’Neil
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We can’t rely on the bank of mum and dad to fix housing, says O’Neil

In her first in-depth interview since becoming housing minister, Clare O’Neil says housing affordability is an “economic failure” that has led to a generational crisis.

  • by James Massola and David Crowe
Rosehill ‘megacity’ plan hangs by a thread as internal divisions laid bare

Rosehill ‘megacity’ plan hangs by a thread as internal divisions laid bare

A parliamentary inquiry has heard Australian Turf Club directors have never been provided with a valuation for the racecourse site showing it was worth $5 billion.

  • by Michael Koziol
‘Parents are kicking in $200,000 or $1 million’: Home deposit gap widens

‘Parents are kicking in $200,000 or $1 million’: Home deposit gap widens

It can now take a dual-income couple almost a decade to save a deposit for their first home, but many buyers have another way.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
‘Pretty dire’: How stressed home borrowers could be about to break

‘Pretty dire’: How stressed home borrowers could be about to break

Homeowners are feeling the pinch after rolling off their ultra-low fixed mortgage rates. They’re hoping it doesn’t get worse.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
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Why ‘everyone’s anti-Boomer’ - at least when trying to buy a home

Why ‘everyone’s anti-Boomer’ - at least when trying to buy a home

Home ownership is part of the Australian psyche, but the gap between the haves and have-nots just got wider.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
How Australians are saving $366 a week on housing in a cost of living crisis

How Australians are saving $366 a week on housing in a cost of living crisis

Crushed under rising prices, new figures show a rational shift to try to manage as best as possible.

  • by Elizabeth Redman
The Sydney builder that sent a $100,000 bill for ‘fake’ roof
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The Sydney builder that sent a $100,000 bill for ‘fake’ roof

ANSA Homes sent a client an invoice for nearly $100,000 accompanied by an image purporting to be evidence of the completed roof. The next day, the client realised the image was wrong.

  • by Max Maddison
Revealed: Huge plan for new offices and parks at Glebe Island - but no homes
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Revealed: Huge plan for new offices and parks at Glebe Island - but no homes

A political stoush has erupted over the future of Sydney’s Bays West precinct, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saying housing was a better option.

  • by Michael Koziol
NSW needs a housing ‘supremo’ to override rival government agencies, says alliance

NSW needs a housing ‘supremo’ to override rival government agencies, says alliance

An alliance of business groups, unions and universities says the housing “sausage grinder” is not working quick enough, but the appointment of such a tsar could fix that.

  • by Michael Koziol