Tony Alexander: Are new builds a good idea for fist home buyers
Independent economist Tony Alexander joins the show to discuss whether first home buyers should look at new builds. LISTEN ABOVE
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Tony Alexander: Are new builds a good idea for fist home buyers
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Ashley Church: The differences of housing affordability between now and the past
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Leonie Freeman: Why people are buying houses without setting foot in them beforehand
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Rupert Gough: What Insurances should you get when buying a house?
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The OneRoof Radio Show: Is housing a human rights issue?
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The OneRoof Radio Show: Sara Hartigan
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The OneRoof Radio Show with Ashley Church
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The OneRoof Radio Show: Mortgage Lab's Rupert Gough
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Pete Wolfkamp: Looking at the benefits of high density hounsing
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Tony Alexander: Tax hit on property investors. A mistake? Or is it too early to tell?
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Sara Hartigan: Are the 'Healthy Homes' standards actually working?
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Ashley Church: Will the new debt-to-income mortgage rules work?
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Aaron Davis: Buyers are being starved for choice
