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Australian Home Ownership Report

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CoreLogic’s 2024 Women & Property report, which surveyed home ownership status and motivations, barriers and attitudes towards dwelling ownership among women and

A brief history of Australia’s obsession with home ownership

By the mid 1970s Australian home ownership had reached something of a saturation point: 70 to 75 per cent. Finance gets involved The 80s was a time for structural

Home ownership growth globally | Compare the Market

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Report Home ownership Mortgage stress and precarious home ownership: implications for older Australians . Final Report No. 319. Date Published: 27 Aug 2019.

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According to the latest Census data, 67% of Australians owned their home in 2021, down from a peak of 71% in 1966. For people aged 30 to 34, the numbers are grim. Just 50% of people in that age bracket owned their

Stunning new data reveals owning a home is the impossible dream for young Sydney residents with the median house price now 13 times the average salary.

PDF | On Apr 1, 2020, Terry Burke and others published Australian home ownership: past reflections, future directions | Find, read and cite all the research you need on ResearchGate

This research examines the growth of home ownership and its tenure dominance in Australia post World War II. It builds a statistical analysis of Australian ownership

Australia’s plan to build 1.2 million new homes by 2029 is in trouble. A new report by the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council (NHSAC) shows we are likely to miss

?️ What Australia’s 2025 land and housing report means for supply, prices, and your chance to build or buy a new home. The 2025 State of the Land report reveals a worsening housing

This research report documents that the ‘Australian dream’ of home ownership is no longer relevant in the contemporary era. Analysis of statistical trends for Australian tenure change and

The report found that around 1 in 3 first home buyers were supported by the Scheme in 2023-24. Over the financial year, 43,800 Scheme places were taken up, helping

Changes in housing tenure over time and by location indicate trends in home ownership and in the rental sector. Housing tenure and landlord type data are collected in the biennial Survey of Income and Housing (SIH), conducted by

On 14 August 2024, the Senate referred an inquiry into Australia’s financial regulatory framework and home ownership to the Senate Economics References Committee for inquiry and report by

The centrepiece of his budget reply – a pledge to lift the current first home buyer stamp duty ceiling from $600,000 properties to $1 million – is one of several tax changes the

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analysis of Australian ownership trends, most notably for younger households (ages 25–34 and 35–44), over the last four decades; and (b) a comparative analysis of ownership trends for

7.2 Australia’s housing system is not working for First Nations people ..131 7.3 External factors impact First Nations experiences with the housing system ..139 7.4 Housing impacts socio

Australians are more confident of owning a home, a new report has revealed, with buyers now facing a rare situation of subdued house price growth in some cities.

Home ownership in Australia is at its lowest point in 50 years, with a landmark report revealing a widening gap between wages and property prices that’s locking out a

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Housing affordability: re-imagining the Australian dream Overview Within living memory, Australia was a place where housing costs were manageable, and people of all ages and incomes had a

The first lot of results from the 2021 Census released today shows 67% of Australian households own their home, outright or with a mortgage.

According to the 2021 Census, 66% to 67% of households in Australia owned their homes (either outright or with a mortgage), down from 70% in 2003-2004, leaving nearly one in

New research provides key insights into Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander home ownership. Number of Indigenous Australian households in home ownership more than tripled

This inquiry was established to assess issues related to home ownership in Australia, and potential policy responses by government. A range of views on the challenges facing home

‘10.6 years’: Dire reality for Aussies revealed in State of Housing System report. Abysmal conditions for aspiring homeowners have been revealed in a new report that shows

Around one third of Australia’s 9.8 million households pay rent for their residences. The other two thirds are owner-occupiers, half of whom have a mortgage. [1] [2] [Note 1] Of the households

This research investigates how young households (aged 25–34) in Sydney and Perth are adapting their spending and saving behaviours and living arrangements in order to