housing affordability
231 results tagged housing affordability:
Why Australia’s housing shortage keeps prices resilient
Is a property crash really coming? Australia's housing shortage is keeping prices firmer than many expect.
Why the capital gains tax discount is back in the firing line
Will the CGT discount overhaul push prices down - or drive rents up? The controversial tax break millions rely on is under review - here's how it could hit your wallet.
Friends With Money #238: Shared equity – unlocking home ownership?
Help to Buy is here! Listen to the latest episode of Friends With Money where we unpack shared equity schemes and whether they can unlock homeownership for first-time buyers.
Renting in retirement? You’ll need double the super
A single person who rents in retirement will need almost double the superannuation balance of a homeowner, new research suggests.
Are shared equity schemes like Help to Buy worth it?
Could Help to Buy make home ownership easier - or cost you more in the long run? Here's what you need to know before signing up.
Australia’s housing crisis: What 2026 might look like
Australia's housing market faces a split in 2026: rising prices, stalled supply, and a growing rental generation as affordability hits breaking point.
The best and worst performers on the ASX this week
Volatility was the defining theme for markets this week. Yet amid the downturn, some members of the ASX top 100 defied the broader trend.
Australian home prices 2026: New records forecast across capital cities
The tide of Australia's housing market shows no sign of turning, with Domain predicting record prices in each major capital in 2026.
The truth about Australia’s $4 trillion retirement divide
At the National Financial Wellbeing Summit, the government celebrated super as a triumph. But experts say the spoils aren't being dished out evenly.
Ask Paul: My parents expect me to buy them a house
"My parents deserve a home of their own, but the idea of taking on a big mortgage on my own (because it does feel like I would be on my own) terrifies me," writes Chai Li.
