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from Beagle Weekender Vol 295 January 27th 2023

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South Coast Property Specialists (Carlene Franzen)

Tips #1131:

National Housing Supply and Affordability Council

Last week we provided a quick update on the impact that the Federal Government’s Regional First Home Buyer Guarantee and the State Government’s Stamp Duty reforms are having on the property market. A few weeks ago the Federal Government also announced the board members of the new interim National Housing Supply and Affordability Council. (Note: The government has explained that the interim measure is intended to operate “until the council is established permanently in legislation”.)

The Chairperson of the Council will be Ms Lloyd-Hurwitz who is currently the CEO of Mirvac Group and a member of the steering committee for Property Champions of Change. She has previously been on the board of the Property Council of Australia and the Green Building Council of Australia, as well as held positions at Macquarie Bank. Other board members are listed below, and it really shows the diversity of experience that the government is looking for in trying to address Australia’s housing issues:

 Professor Rachel ViforJ – economist and member of the steering committee for the Asia-Pacific Network for Housing Research

 Helen Waters Silvia – CEO of the Women’s and Girls’ Emergency Centre

 Dr Marcus Spiller – urban economist, planner, and former member of the National Housing Supply Council

 David O’Loughlin – Urban Renewal Authority director, former president of the Australian Local Government Association

The draft legislation for the establishment of the Housing Australia Future Fund, Housing Australia, and the National Housing Supply and Affordability Council is expected to be introduced into Parliament in early 2023, according to Minister for Housing Julie Collins. Ms Collins said: “Having a safe and affordable place to call home is critical for Australians……We want to ensure our investments are underpinned by expert advice.”

Let’s all hope that this expert panel can really provide advice that the government can implement to address the ever-growing problem of housing supply (for purchase and rental), and also the affordability for people who are looking to purchase or rent.