Thursday, 1 April 2021, 5:02 pm
$3.8 billion towards new houses, a crack down on
investors and more assistance for first home buyers were big
items in the Government’s latest housing announcement, but
did they get it right?
The Government hopes these
measures will increase the supply of houses and remove
incentives for speculators, aiming to deliver a more
sustainable housing market.
“This is a package of
both urgent and long-term measures that will increase
housing supply, relieve pressure on the market and make it
easier for first-home buyers,” says Prime Minister Jacinda
Ardern.
“There is no silver bullet, but combined all
of these measures will start to make a
Article – AsiaPacific Infrastructure $3.8 billion towards new houses, a crack down on investors and more assistance for first home buyers were big items in the Governments latest housing announcement, but did they get it right? The Government hopes these measures will increase the …
$3.8 billion towards new houses, a crack down on investors and more assistance for first home buyers were big items in the Government’s latest housing announcement, but did they get it right?
The Government hopes these measures will increase the supply of houses and remove incentives for speculators, aiming to deliver a more sustainable housing market.
“This is a package of both urgent and long-term measures that will increase housing supply, relieve pressure on the market and make it easier for first-home buyers,” says Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.
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