Housing remains the main driver of inflation, particularly construction costs. However, the rate of increase is slowing, primarily because the increase in the cost of building materials has eased. Rents, however, continue their rapid rise and are unlikely to ease anytime soon given a widespread shortage of homes. Other cost increases which have eased include food and automotive fuel.
By Nick Bendel from LoanMarket Nick Bendel is a professional journalist with more than a decade’s experience writing about mortgage broking, property, finance, economics and business. His work has been published in The Adviser, Mortgage Business, Real Estate Business, Elite Agent, Smart Property Investment and RateCity. The amount of money … Read more
Brisbane is making waves with its unconventional approach to the 2032 Olympics, opting to enhance its current venues instead of constructing new ones. This strategic choice reflects Brisbane’s commitment to economic efficiency and environmental sustainability, establishing a pioneering model for future international event hosting. In this article, we’ll take a … Read more