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15 statements in the last 7 days · topic: Housing
The PM has delivered a trifecta of failure on housing: fewer homes, higher rents and confidence smashed. Toda…
Labor is deliberately cutting housing supply through its tax grabs and its ban on SMSF investment in housing.…
Labor’s housing taxes have delivered fewer homes, fewer home loans, fewer home sales & higher rents.
This is why Labor banned SMSFs from borrowing to invest in housing. It's about protecting their mates. https:…
Labor is so good at housing. https://t.co/nONe8BshYV
Labor lured first home buyers into the market with their pump primed 5% deposits and smashed housing confidenc…
Labor’s housing taxes must be repealed if we want more houses, lower rents and more first home buyers.
Higher rents, fewer homes and fewer first home buyers: three things the new taxes have delivered.
Kelty said: “The PM is telling the country with glee that the price of property is falling, yet the unaffordab…
Kelty said: “The PM is telling the country with glee that the price of property is falling, yet the unaffordab…
Kelty said: “The PM is telling the country with glee that the price of property is falling, yet the unaffordab…
Higher rents, fewer homes and fewer first home buyers thanks to the new Labor taxes. https://t.co/nyGDLqatqx
Negative equity now: Labor you are so good at housing. https://t.co/cWjTc0mQo2
Chalmers doesn’t care about the growing trend of forever renters. He’ll do anything for his super mates. htt…
$34.1 billion — the amount erased from Australia’s residential dwelling stock in the June quarter. That’s the…