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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2026 · 22 MIN

The Housing Seesaw: Why Renters Are Living on Unstable Ground

from Deep Dive · host Anonymous

What if your home wasn’t built on solid ground — but balanced on someone else’s financial decisions?In this episode, we reframe the Australian housing crisis through one simple idea: stability for renters is tied to instability for investors. As millions of Australians rent long-term, their lives are increasingly shaped by short-term property decisions driven by tax incentives, interest rates, and personal financial pressure.Using insights from the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute and national housing data, we explore why renting feels so uncertain, how cities are being reshaped, and why common policy fixes don’t seem to work.Is the system fixable — or are we building our lives on a financial seesaw?

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