Money asks Amanda Lynch, CEO of REIA what can be done about housing affordability?
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Falling interest rates, changes to first-home owner grants, and new incentives are making it easier for people to get a foothold on the property ladder.
The growth in Sydney house prices has become a national talking point. So, recovery or boom? Which way is the market heading?
With house and unit prices rising, particularly in Sydney and Melbourne, investors need to be wary not to pay over the odds to get into the property market.
I'm not against foreign investment but what I don't agree with is the current policy where 100% of a new apartment block can be sold to non-residents.
Cash flow-positive property investments are not easy to find but some are being generated by the National Rental Affordability Scheme (NRAS).
Grants and bonuses can ease the burden on first-time buyers, says Pam Walkley.
An example of the upward effect of new road, rail and health facilities is the extension of Sydney's inner west light rail from Lilyfield to Dulwich Hill.
To avoid over-capitalising, do your homework before you renovate or extend.
Investors would normally be wary of putting their money into "affordable housing", but National Rental Affordability Scheme may make you reconsider.
