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Renters getting a rough go under Labor

Press coverage 1 January 2024 Summary of published coverage
Renters getting a rough go under Labor

Victorian Opposition housing spokesman Evan Mulholland argued that state Labor’s tax settings had worsened Melbourne’s rental shortage, citing SQM Research figures showing advertised rentals had fallen from 12,713 in 2014 to 6,449. He pointed to PIPA findings that one in four investors had sold their Victorian holdings over the past year, and rejected Greens calls for rent controls as counterproductive.

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Evan Mulholland, CBD News, Melbourne, Page 17

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