Opinion

As home prices soar beyond reach, we have a government inquiry almost designed not to tell us why

By Peter Martin
Updated October 13 2021 - 2:44pm, first published 5:25am
Astounding price growth and five years of weak income growth have pushed up the cost of an average first home deposit from 70 per cent of income to more than 80 per cent. Picture: Shutterstock
Astounding price growth and five years of weak income growth have pushed up the cost of an average first home deposit from 70 per cent of income to more than 80 per cent. Picture: Shutterstock

Never has an inquiry into the skyrocketing price of homes been more urgent.

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