The owner of an apartment in the troubled Mascot Towers has accused the NSW government of the “ultimate betrayal”.
On a June afternoon in 2018,Mickey Barreto checked into the New Yorker Hotel and was given Room 2565. His has been the best housing deal in the city’s history.
Delays to NSW’s rental reforms are a cause for concern for a considerable proportion of the population.
A year into the Minns government renters can still be evicted on no grounds,or have their application refused because they have a pet.
Limiting rent increases to once a year and a ban on rent bidding are pitched to “help to stabilise the private rental market”. But debate in Qld is far from over.
Rescue shelters are being overwhelmed with pets whose owners have been forced to decide between renting a home and their beloved companions.
Long-awaited Queensland reforms will crack down on information requests from owners and agents.
Claire Phelan doesn’t invite people to her home. She finds it humiliating that she has to live in unbearable heat.
Pictures of this granny flat’s interior tell one story. The virtual tour video tells another. And together they indicate a crisis. But is there a silver lining?
A hot summer,a rental crisis and a cost-of-living crisis left some homes ranging from uncomfortable to nearly unlivable.
Sheryl Houston is a cleaner who has lived in her “nice old place”,faithfully paying rent,for nine years. But she fears she’ll be on the street come Christmas.