Infrastructure Victoria calls for fast-tracked development, abolishment of stamp duty to make Melbourne housing affordable
Infrastructure Victoria is calling on the state government to do more to create affordable homes in established suburbs. One in five people say that they would be willing to sacrifice the size of their home to live in a townhouse or unit closer to the CBD, if it was available at an affordable price.
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Infrastructure Victoria calls for fast-tracked development, abolishment of stamp duty to make Melbourne housing affordable
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