Shelter WA will release new analysis alongside the first of its state election platform asks, revealing how much Western Australian renters could save next year if the state government delivers a deep and permanent cost-of-living housing relief package.
WHO: Shelter WA Chair Kieran Wong
WHEN: Thursday October 31, 11am
WHERE: Shelter WA office, Suit 2, Level 3/256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth
Media contact: Sofie Wainwright 0403 920 301
A press conference will be held this morning regarding Perth’s ranking as the least affordable capital city in Australia,according to the 10th annual National Shelter-SGS Economic and PlanningRental Affordability Index.Comment will also be available about the WA Make Renting Fair Alliance's Out with the Mould report, revealing newalarming statistics about the unsafe and unfair realities of rentingin Western Australia due to the absence of minimum standards.WHO: Shelter WAChair Kieran Wong Circle Green Community LegalPrincipal Lawyer Alice Pennycott WHEN:Friday November 22,11amWHERE:Shelter WA office, Suite 2, Level 3/256 Adelaide Terrace, PerthMedia contacts:Sofie Wainwright 0403 920 301Fraser Beattie 0421 505 557
A press conference will be held at 11am AWST at the Shelter WA office, Suite 2, Level 3/256 Adelaide Terrace, Perth Regional data breakdown available here Perth is now the least affordable capital city in Australia with low-income renters bearing the brunt of the crisis, according to the tenth annual NationalShelter-SGS Economics and PlanningRental Affordability Indexreleased today. The index, which compares average rents to incomes, finds Perth’s rental affordability has dropped 13% in the past year. It is now less affordable than Sydney for the first time. Affordability in regional WA has also hit an all-time low as incomes have…
Rental affordability has continued to plummet with previously ‘affordable’ areas across Melbourne vanishing, with low income earners bearing the brunt of the crisis, according to the tenth annual National Shelter-SGS Economics and Planning Rental Affordability Index released today. The Index shows rental affordability in Melbourne is still declining, dropping a further six per cent in the year to 2024, after plummeting 10 per cent in the previous year. The trend of improving affordability between 2017 and 2021 has reversed, offsetting all gains made during the pandemic. The average rental property in Melbourne costs 25 per cent of the average household…
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