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.
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Open home attendance data reveals how quickly buyers respond to policy changes. The week following the RBA’s rate decision saw attendance decline nationally, though the depth of softening varies significantly by market. Understanding how buyers respond to interest rate changes requires more than watching price movements alone. While price data … Read more