New dual-living homes are becoming increasingly popular as the South West struggles with housing shortages

The idea of ​​having two homes under one roof may seem unusual at first, but it is an option that is becoming increasingly popular in the Southwest. Dual living involves integrating two separate living areas into one apartment that can be inhabited by different people or families.

People's Commission on Housing Crisis calls on Government to help homeless Australians

Australia needs 750,000 new social housing units over the next two decades to prevent the homelessness crisis from worsening further, new research shows. The People's Commission into the Housing Crisis has released its final report on the country's ongoing risk of homelessness and housing shortages after hearing from more than 1,500 Australians who face housing … Read more

Solving the housing crisis is at the heart of the election campaign

The housing crisis is a serious problem affecting everyone in Western Australia. Cost of living, affordable housing and rising interest rates are taking their toll. The impact of the current crisis is clear: UDIA WA's latest land sales figures show a significant decline in the supply of available land, while the established market is seeing … Read more

Harris promises cost reduction, housing construction and tax cuts

If Kamala Harris wins the White House, she has put forward proposals to cut taxes for most Americans, stop price gouging by grocers and build more affordable housing. In her first major economic speech as a Democratic presidential candidate, Harris promised to introduce a new child tax credit for families with young children, tax cuts … Read more

Wall Street slides after weak US housing market data

Wall Street's major indices fell after the S&P 500 and Nasdaq snapped a six-day winning streak after a series of encouraging economic data eased recession fears, while weak housing market data dampened sentiment. Equity markets came under some pressure after data showed that single-family home construction in the U.S. fell sharply in July, suggesting that … Read more

Rising housing costs lead to delays and compromises for prospective Australian homebuyers, report says

Rising property prices are causing potential Australian home buyers to delay and compromise: 62 percent of Australian buyers say their search for the right property is taking longer than expected. The latest quarterly Mortgage Choice Home Loan Report has revealed the stark contrast between the expectations and reality of people seeking to purchase a home … Read more