Home Insights Latest news Latest news In the Media 5th June 2024 in In the Media In the Media 5th June 2024 in In the Media Australia's secondary cities outpace capitals for property growth over past five years This article in ABC News explores why Australia's smaller cities have seen faster property growth than the capitals over the past 5 years, and features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details news 30th May 2024 in news news 30th May 2024 in news Ripple effect: Population changes impact house prices near and far When population movements happen, due to rising housing unaffordability, or as occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, it can impact on house prices with a ripple effect on multiple housing submarkets, new AHURI research has confirmed. view details news 30th May 2024 in news news 30th May 2024 in news Tracking future population changes requires a range of estimation methods Understanding where populations will change in the future through using population projection models is key for governments and providers of housing, infrastructure and services to be able to plan where they will prioritise resources. However, ensuring such models are accurate means recognising their underlying assumptions, data and potential for error. view details In the Media 24th May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 24th May 2024 in In the Media ‘Failing the nation’: Labor stalwart and former senator Doug Cameron unleashes on housing crisis inaction This article in News.com.au investigates the decades of policy decisions that have resulted in a dire housing crisis, and references recent AHURI research. view details In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media Will cutting migration help the housing crisis? AHURI's Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, spoke with ABC's 7.30 to discuss the impact migration has on Australia's housing crisis. The segment features discussion on net overseas migration, housing demands, and the future of our communities. view details Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 30 Page 31 Page 32 Page 33 Current page 34 Page 35 Page 36 Page 37 Page 38 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
In the Media 5th June 2024 in In the Media In the Media 5th June 2024 in In the Media Australia's secondary cities outpace capitals for property growth over past five years This article in ABC News explores why Australia's smaller cities have seen faster property growth than the capitals over the past 5 years, and features an interview with AHURI's Dr Michael Fotheringham. view details
news 30th May 2024 in news news 30th May 2024 in news Ripple effect: Population changes impact house prices near and far When population movements happen, due to rising housing unaffordability, or as occurred during the COVID-19 pandemic in Australia, it can impact on house prices with a ripple effect on multiple housing submarkets, new AHURI research has confirmed. view details
news 30th May 2024 in news news 30th May 2024 in news Tracking future population changes requires a range of estimation methods Understanding where populations will change in the future through using population projection models is key for governments and providers of housing, infrastructure and services to be able to plan where they will prioritise resources. However, ensuring such models are accurate means recognising their underlying assumptions, data and potential for error. view details
In the Media 24th May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 24th May 2024 in In the Media ‘Failing the nation’: Labor stalwart and former senator Doug Cameron unleashes on housing crisis inaction This article in News.com.au investigates the decades of policy decisions that have resulted in a dire housing crisis, and references recent AHURI research. view details
In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media In the Media 22nd May 2024 in In the Media Will cutting migration help the housing crisis? AHURI's Managing Director, Dr Michael Fotheringham, spoke with ABC's 7.30 to discuss the impact migration has on Australia's housing crisis. The segment features discussion on net overseas migration, housing demands, and the future of our communities. view details
