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Insights into Changing Household Trends and why these are important for property investors

Understanding how Australian households are evolving provides invaluable insights for property investors, policymakers, and families alike. Let’s take a deeper dive into ten key trends shaping the nation’s homes and lifestyles. Population Growth Drives Housing Demand Australia’s population has steadily risen, doubling from 12.7 million in 1971 to 25.4 million in 2021. And it’s still growing – The Australian Bureau of Statistics reports a figure of 27,122,411 as of March 2024. This growth fuels housing demand and influences urban planning as cities expand to accommodate more people. Smaller Households Are the Norm We’ve reported on this trend before, but the […]

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Why stopping migration won’t solve Australia’s housing crisis…and what we think will

By Kate Hill

There’s a lot of chat in the media and in parliament about higher rates of migration, and whether (or not) it is contributing to Australia’s housing crisis. While it is a factor, here at Adviseable, we don’t believe that stopping migration will solve Australia’s housing crisis. But what will? Watch this video to find out. If you’ve enjoyed this video then you might like to subscribe to our YouTube channel, or browse through our latest videos. If you’d like entirely independent and unbiased advice that’s right for your unique situation and goals, then get in touch with us today. Read the transcript

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Why Stopping Overseas Migration Won’t Solve Australia’s Housing Crisis

By Kate Hill

Australia’s housing crisis is a complex issue fueled by a myriad of factors, including economic conditions, government policies, supply constraints, and population growth. While it might seem intuitive to blame overseas migration for exacerbating housing demand and driving up prices, reducing or even halting migration is not a silver bullet to resolve the crisis. In fact, addressing the real underlying issues requires a broader approach that goes beyond merely restricting immigration. The Role of Overseas Migration in Housing Demand Overseas migration has been a significant contributor to Australia’s population growth. And admittedly some see that as a negative thing. According

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Is Migration to blame for the housing crisis?

By Kate Hill

The housing market is under the spotlight, with overseas migration being identified as a significant influence. Despite challenges like high interest rates, low consumer sentiment, and strained housing affordability, property values and rents are on an upward trajectory, while vacancy rates are declining amidst record-high net overseas migration. National home values have surged by 7.2% year-to-date, and rents have seen a 6.0% increase in the same period. While heated discussions about migration’s impact on housing affordability intensify, we do need to consider various factors influencing values and the rental market. Long-term migration policies should not be swayed by short-term volatility

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Insights into Changing Household Trends and why these are important for property investors

Why stopping migration won’t solve Australia’s housing crisis…and what we think will

Why Stopping Overseas Migration Won’t Solve Australia’s Housing Crisis

Is Migration to blame for the housing crisis?

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