After a decade of saving,even many higher-paid professionals would be short of their goals as property prices rose out of reach.
Even an interest rate cut and first home buyer policies announced in the election campaign won’t necessarily help a typical wage earner to buy the average house.
Prices have soared again,but it is possible to buy a home at this price point if you can find the right places to look.
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Grattan Institute housing expert Brendan Coates says new policies may help some people into the housing market,but a majority are still being left behind.
Young people who feel locked out of the property market say neither of the major parties’ strategies will help solve Sydney’s housing crisis.
The major parties are facing a fight for heartland seats,while challengers are ready to reverse the teal tsunami of the previous election. This is where the fiercest battles will be fought.
The Coalition’s mortgage plan would have real effects on how much you can borrow from a bank,and for the housing market.
Interest rates stayed on hold this week,but some home owners are feeling the pressure a lot more sharply than others.
Home loan customers have been growing more proactive in seeking out cheaper loans recently,especially as interest rates trend lower.