OECD research shows fewer young people own homes

ABC NEWS (Australia) 2022-07-22

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A global report has blamed tax breaks benefiting the rich and supply constraints for a catastrophic collapse in home ownership among young Australians. Rates have plunged by 40 percent in teh past four decades.

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