Shocking Drop in Housing Approvals: How This Affects You! | EP 31

In Episode 31, we tackle the pressing issue of housing supply and the recent drop in housing approvals. With only 13,000 new dwellings approved in April against a target of 20,000, and ambitious plans for 1.2 million new homes by 2029, can the targets set by the Albanese government be realistically met? Join us as we delve into the core reasons behind the housing supply crisis, explore the feasibility of these housing targets, and discuss what the government can do to address this critical issue. Whether you're a potential homebuyer, an investor, or simply interested in Australia's real estate landscape, this episode provides valuable insights and practical advice for navigating the market during these challenging times. 🔔 Don’t forget to subscribe to our channel for more discussions on property trends, Australian real estate, and smart strategies for buyers and investors. Hit the notification bell to stay updated with our latest episodes!  🌟 Follow us on all our socials for updates, behind-the-scenes content, and engaging discussions on property trends and market analysis. https://linktr.ee/propertynow_co  📢 Found this video valuable? Give it a thumbs up and share it with friends, family, or anyone interested in the current housing market and real estate trends in Australia.  🏠 This podcast is brought to you by Coposit, where $10k means you can buy a brand-new home. To learn more about how it works and browse properties, visit www.coposit.com.au Time Stamps:  0:00 - Introduction to the Housing Supply Crisis 03:15 - Prop Tok Segment 05:15 - Response to Prop Tok: Negatively Geared vs. Positively Geared12:12 - Understanding the Housing Supply Crisis 12:50 - Are the Housing Targets Realistic? 19:37 - Core Reasons for Not Meeting Housing Supply Targets 38:41 - PotentialHousing Supply Crisis Solutions42:52 - Advice for Current and Potential Buyers52:05 - When Owning Multiple Properties Goes Bad!  Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.