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Granny flats to help ease rental crisis in Queensland

Press coverage 23 September 2022 Summary of published coverage
Granny flats to help ease rental crisis in Queensland

Queensland moved to let homeowners rent granny flats to people outside their immediate family for three years, a change recommended at the state’s housing roundtable. The deputy premier said using existing accommodation would house more residents quickly and give owners extra income, and the Planning Institute of Australia supported the measure. PIPA research had found the state lost close to a third of its rental dwellings over two years.

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Gerv Tacadena, Your Investment Property, 23 September 2022

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