Fast-tracked tax cuts for 11 million Australians, wage subsidies for young workers, business incentives and a leg up for many first home buyers looking to get into the property market underpinned last week’s big-spending federal budget aimed at creating jobs to drive Australia out of the COVID-19 recession.
The First Home Loan Deposit Scheme extension will increase the opportunity to own a home to thousands more people. It will unlock even more investment and further activate residential building as the engine of economic growth and employment.
Read more: Ray White Now Vol. 22 – Digital
This month in Ray White Now, we take a look at the factors that drive price growth (or downturn). Interest rates and inflation play a huge factor, but we examine some underlying elements that will affect different parts of the country at different times. We also look at the greenest … Read more
Our relevance stems from the reality that it’s folly to predict what buyers might do in the future. And so regardless of what commentators might believe will happen, our responsibility is to market property to find as many buyers as possible to create and maximise competition. We know from experience … Read more