Peter Tulip
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Peter Tulip
@petertulip.bsky.social

Chief economist at Centre for Independent Studies

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This paper summarises what I see as the key points in the Australian housing debate, as of February 2024.
www.cis.org.au/wp-content/u... 1/8
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'Housing in Australia’s cities is now among the least affordable in the world. At the heart of the problem is the fact we just haven’t built enough homes to meet rising demand.'

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How planning stops more housing - and how to fix it - Grattan Institute
Planning regulations limit the density of our major cities. But changing planning restrictions could help fix the housing crisis.
grattan.edu.au

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3-storey townhouses and apartments should be permitted on all residential land in all capital cities to help fix Australia’s housing crisis.

Building more homes will create cheaper housing and more productive cities. Our new report shows how. buff.ly/NfAM6C7 #auspol

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Even quicker would be to reserve public housing for the most vulnerable.

"By and large" -- where is that?
Certainly not Australia. The socialists organised loud demonstrations against Inner West Council's plan for 30,000 more homes.