New data reveals that the growing number of Airbnb rentals across Australia is significantly impacting the residential property market, making it harder for Australians to secure affordable homes. The report highlights how converting long-term rental properties into short-term Airbnb accommodations is reducing housing availability and driving up prices. This trend is particularly pronounced in major cities where demand for holiday rentals is high, exacerbating affordability issues for local buyers and renters. Experts warn that unless regulatory measures are introduced, the shortage of affordable homes will continue to worsen, deepening the housing crisis. The findings emphasize the need for balanced policies that support tourism without disadvantaging residents seeking stable housing options. As the popularity of Airbnb shows no signs of slowing, addressing its impact on the real estate market is becoming increasingly urgent for policymakers and communities alike.
Real EstateNew data shows 70% of young women vote Democrat in 2026 midterms, delivering blow to Trump
November 7, 2026
New data from the 2026 midterm elections reveals that a significant 70% of young women voters supported Democratic candidates in House races, marking a notable