Home Insights Latest news Latest news brief 18th February 2021 in brief brief 18th February 2021 in brief ‘The Value of Sustainable Urbanization’ for Australian cities The stated aim of the UN-Habitat is ‘to build inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities and communities’ and to promote ‘urbanization as a positive transformative force for people and communities, reducing inequality, discrimination and poverty.’ read more brief 17th February 2021 in brief brief 17th February 2021 in brief How is COVID-19 affecting where Australian’s live? The COVID-19 pandemic has severely reduced the number of people coming to Australia as permanent migrants or as temporary students and has also changed how people have moved both between and within Australia’s states and territories. read more news 15th December 2020 in news news 15th December 2020 in news Victorian Government Big Housing Build explained As part of the 2020 State Budget, the Victorian Government has announced a large spending commitment of $5.3 billion to build new social housing. The program, called the Big Housing Build (BHB), will construct 12,000 new homes across metropolitan and regional Victoria over a four period, comprising 9,300 social housing homes and 2,900 new affordable and low-cost homes built to help low-to-moderate income earners. read more news 15th December 2020 in news news 15th December 2020 in news NSW investigates innovative property tax to replace stamp duty The NSW Government has released a proposal that would give property buyers the choice to either pay a large upfront cost of stamp duty (and ongoing land tax if applicable) or to pay a much smaller annual property tax. read more In the Media 8th December 2020 in In the Media In the Media 8th December 2020 in In the Media The housing crash that didn't happen Hilary Harper with ABC News speaks to AHURI Executive Director, Michael Fotheringham, on how low interest rates and government incentives prevented a significant fall in house prices. read more Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 97 Page 98 Page 99 Page 100 Current page 101 Page 102 Page 103 Page 104 Page 105 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
brief 18th February 2021 in brief brief 18th February 2021 in brief ‘The Value of Sustainable Urbanization’ for Australian cities The stated aim of the UN-Habitat is ‘to build inclusive, safe, resilient and sustainable cities and communities’ and to promote ‘urbanization as a positive transformative force for people and communities, reducing inequality, discrimination and poverty.’ read more
brief 17th February 2021 in brief brief 17th February 2021 in brief How is COVID-19 affecting where Australian’s live? The COVID-19 pandemic has severely reduced the number of people coming to Australia as permanent migrants or as temporary students and has also changed how people have moved both between and within Australia’s states and territories. read more
news 15th December 2020 in news news 15th December 2020 in news Victorian Government Big Housing Build explained As part of the 2020 State Budget, the Victorian Government has announced a large spending commitment of $5.3 billion to build new social housing. The program, called the Big Housing Build (BHB), will construct 12,000 new homes across metropolitan and regional Victoria over a four period, comprising 9,300 social housing homes and 2,900 new affordable and low-cost homes built to help low-to-moderate income earners. read more
news 15th December 2020 in news news 15th December 2020 in news NSW investigates innovative property tax to replace stamp duty The NSW Government has released a proposal that would give property buyers the choice to either pay a large upfront cost of stamp duty (and ongoing land tax if applicable) or to pay a much smaller annual property tax. read more
In the Media 8th December 2020 in In the Media In the Media 8th December 2020 in In the Media The housing crash that didn't happen Hilary Harper with ABC News speaks to AHURI Executive Director, Michael Fotheringham, on how low interest rates and government incentives prevented a significant fall in house prices. read more