New data shows Sydney suburbs with fastest rising rents

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Visentin, Lisa

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: NSW Sydney Morning Herald 1 February 2017Subject(s):

Affordable Housing

Summary: The second edition of TU's Rent Tracker found increase attention, coming at a time where housing affordability was being debated in the media. The publication particularly questioned whether enabling the private market to increase supply was an effective tool for government, as was the current government's stated policy position. The poster accompanied a 3 page article covering data.

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KEYWORDS: Rent tracker, housing affordability, rental data

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