The question is what policies will encourage more builds for people who cannot afford a home where they need to live to provide their labour to the community?
I agree with Cameron. We need to subsidise housing for them.
Possibly levy extra on loans/interest for existing housing and use the money to subside loans/interest for new housing. New house prices would rise, encouraging building?
All the factors:
1. Negative Gearing
2. Capital Gains Tax
3. Zoning/Planning Costs/Tiny Homes
4. Stamp Duty
5. Construction Cost
6. Size of House
7. Quality of House
8. Population Growth x Age x Skill
9. Size of Household.
10. Rate of Income Growth
11. Deposit/Deposit Subsidy
12. Loan Insurance
13. Interest Rates
14. Productivity of Supply Chain
15. Desirability of Location/Transport
16. Government Ownership/Social Housing
17. Interest Rate Levies/Subsidies
18. Inflation
19. Rents
20. Market Sentiment
The question is what policies will encourage more builds for people who cannot afford a home where they need to live to provide their labour to the community?
I agree with Cameron. We need to subsidise housing for them.
Possibly levy extra on loans/interest for existing housing and use the money to subside loans/interest for new housing. New house prices would rise, encouraging building?