Blog tagged as Australian housing crisis

This blog analyses 2025 election plans to cap international students—Labour at 270,000, Coalition at 240,000—to ease housing pressure. It warns of risks to the $51 billion sector, arguing supply, not students, drives prices, citing COVID data. It pushes for supply-side fixes.

This post challenges the idea that immigration drives Australia’s housing crisis. Using COVID-19 data, it shows prices rose 20% (2020-2021) despite low immigration, pointing to domestic demand and supply issues as key factors. It urges supply-side fixes for affordability.