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Five tips To avoid mortgage default - Centralian Advocate
'Financial planner Paul Clitheroe came across some interesting research by RMIT, on behalf of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute that pinpointed the main reasons why people struggle with their home loan ...'
Property: buy or rent - The Australian Financial Review
'For the past two decades Australians have believed a home is a must-have investment. But as prices flatline and it becomes harder to get a loan, renting is an option worth exploring.'
Why we need healthy housing policy - Crikey
'a recent report by the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute has also indicated that housing plays a critical role in health, identifying that proper housing has a positive effect on the social inclusion of disabled persons as it functions to provide them with much-needed stability, support, independence and opportunity'
It’s time for a fundamental rethink of how we buy and sell property - The Conversation
'The idea of financial innovation around housing is generally viewed with disdain these days. After all, it sparked a major economic crisis, and is seen as a cause of, rather than a solution for, the problems of the world economy.'
Seven-storey civic centre may make way for towers three times as high - The Sydney Morning herald
'Spirited debate surrounds the future of the Ryde Civic Centre at Top Ryde, the world's only brick veneer skyscraper as it is only half-jokingly known.'
Why falling house prices aren’t the calamity the media would have you believe - The Conversation
'Judging by media reports, a great number of us are transfixed by interest rate changes and consumed with anxiety about falling house prices. But should we be? Today, Keith Jacobs from the University of Tasmania explores who the real losers are when prices fall.'
First-timers priced out - The Age
'Despite one of the worst property slumps in two decades, many first-home buyers are finding it harder than ever to enter the market, with research showing they need at least $100,000 after tax to buy in half of Melbourne's suburbs.'
Measuring housing affordablity - The Age
'The traditional method of calculating housing affordability is outdated and should be considered in conjunction with other ways of weighing up whether people can afford their mortgage or rent.'
Sounding out a postcode - The Age
'For some buyers location is everything, but the prices are kinder for those who compromise.'
How to avoid mortgage default - Fraser Coast Chronicle
'The November rate cut would have been welcomed by many home owners. But for some, it simply won't be enough to provide relief from overwhelming mortgage repayments.'
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