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ABC News & Headlines – Australian Broadcasting Corporation·3 min read·medium

While home ownership rates in some states are improving, one state is a clear outlier for unaffordable housing

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David Taylor
While home ownership rates in some states are improving, one state is a clear outlier for unaffordable housing
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KPMG data indicates that home ownership rates in Sydney have dropped to their lowest levels in 70 years. While other Australian states show growth, Sydney's housing affordability crisis continues to exclude younger generations from the market.

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It underscores a significant socio-economic shift in urban housing accessibility and the widening wealth gap.

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The home ownership rate in Sydney has fallen back to levels not seen in around 70 years. ( ABC News: Fletcher Yeung )

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The report relies on statistical data from a major accounting firm and government census figures.

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