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Nicole Gurran
Nicole Gurran is a professor of urban and regional planning at the University of Sydney and director of the Henry Halloran Urban & Regional Research Initiative.
- Opinion
- Housing crisis
Reality check: Promised 67,000 homes a year would send building into freefall
The plan is to make new homes $100,000 cheaper. Sadly, the biggest boost to supply will happen when property prices rise again.
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- Opinion
- Development
The real reason housing supply isn’t keeping up with demand
Our real housing supply problem is that Australia is now almost totally dependent on the private market to deliver new homes.
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- Opinion
- Australia votes
New policies barely lighten the load when it comes to affording a home
The policies of the two major parties are unlikely to deliver much relief to home owners or renters because when it comes down to it, neither party wants house values to fall.
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- Opinion
- Affordable housing
Exploding the myth that increasing supply will fix Sydney’s soaring house prices
Record numbers of new homes have been delivered over the past five years, yet we’re seeing prices skyrocket.
- Nicole Gurran