People are running out of affordable places to move as economists say rental affordability is the worse they have seen in a decade of tracking.
Jack Gramenz
Suburban hospitality is on the rise, but is the market saturated? Some believe it is only a matter of time before weekend surcharges hit amid tight margins.
Kim Macdonald
A task force has been established to tackle 'anti-social behaviour' at tent cities in Brisbane's parks, as homelessness services buckle under pressure.
Emily Verdouw
A huge surge in people being on the brink of homelessness has led to renewed calls for more social housing to be built for people at risk.
Andrew Brown and Emily Verdouw
The housing crisis is too serious for the Greens' "flippant ideas" about help-to-buy and build-to-rent scheme reforms, the Property Council of Australia says.
Caitlin Powell
SEE THE PICTURES: Forming one of the biggest urban redevelopment projects in Australia, it is set to drive billions of dollars in investment and create thousands of jobs.
A contentious triple-tower apartment complex located next to the former Subiaco Oval has been given the green light by State planners, kickstarting the long-awaited Subi East precinct redevelopment.
Harriet Flinn
The State Government is hoping to transform the century-old boiler house in the Subi East precinct into a dynamic and contemporary community hub.
A new era of high-rise development is taking shape across West Leederville ahead of a new precinct structure plan aiming to densify the area.
Australians want "action, not politics" when it comes to the build-to-rent bill, a federal MP says, as new data shows public support for the legislation.
More federal government funding is needed to support housing, one state treasurer says as falling inflation opens the door for interest rate cuts.
The reasoning behind a state government decision to demolish multiple public housing towers has been questioned in the Supreme Court.
Adrian Black
NSW has banned no-grounds evictions and more changes are in the pipeline to protect tenants' private data and victims of domestic violence.
Jack Gramenz and Neve Brissenden
State planners have approved a $7 million project to build a multi-storey carpark for St John staff and visitors in Perth’s east.
Jessica Evensen
The Town of Cambridge remains in a race against a multimillion-dollar investment group for first dibs in setting the redevelopment blueprint for an area surrounding Floreat Forum shopping centre.
The property industry has welcomed more NSW sites for development to increase housing supply, as opponents to tenancy changes fear they will scare investors.
Jack Gramenz and Luke Costin
Albany councillors have taken a key step in the city’s plan to develop a precinct on the waterfront, voting to rezone the 16.4ha former Woolstores site at Tuesday night’s meeting.
Melissa Sheil
The Victorian government isn't shutting the door on people's dreams to buy freestanding homes, moving to unlock land on Melbourne's fringe.
Callum Godde
The water pipes and bitumen needed for new housing have emerged as a new frontier in the housing crisis debate as economist warn affordability could get worse.
Poppy Johnston
The Victorian government argues developers must pay their fair share towards public infrastructure but the opposition believes buyers will wear the extra costs.
Higher-density housing on rezoned land and stronger powers to speed up planning approvals are the keys to more people being able to find homes in cities where they work and want to live, big business argues.
Katina Curtis
The rental crisis is now in every community, as the nation's essential workers struggle to find affordable homes to rent and monthly dwelling approvals drop.
Rachael Ward
Good landlords and good renters should be happy with a long-promised overhaul of NSW tenancy laws that gets the balance right, the state government says.
Housing supply could be boosted by about 90,000 homes in three key Perth growth corridors through a $420 million infrastructure program, according to the Urban Development Institute of Australia in WA.
