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Planning and advocating for a home for everybody

Sarah Davis

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With housing prices across most suburbs in Brimbank increasing faster than incomes, housing is expected to be less affordable in the future. To address the affordability of homes to both buy and rent, BCC has developed policies, strategies, action plans and working groups.

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With housing prices across most suburbs in Brimbank increasing faster than incomes, housing is expected to be less affordable in the future. To address the affordability of homes to both buy and rent, BCC has developed policies, strategies, action plans and working groups.

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With housing prices across most suburbs in Brimbank increasing faster than incomes, housing is expected to be less affordable in the future. To address the affordability of homes to both buy and rent, BCC has developed policies, strategies, action plans and working groups.

Key concepts: Affordable housing, Business, Action (physics), Public economics, Labour economics, Finance, Economics, Economic growth

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