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By the end of the decade, 750,000 Australians will be classified as under rental stress.
2010年:半数租房者将以1/3家庭收入付房租
据7月21日澳洲本地媒体报道,澳大利亚的住房危机又出现了不祥的预兆。将近半数澳洲租房者感受到入不敷出的困扰,原因是由于租房市场房源短缺,使得房租大幅度上涨。
由堪培拉大学“国家社会经济模式中心”及建房业协会合力所作的研究预测说,澳大利亚赁屋居住房租高涨引发家庭承受压力的情况将会不断地恶化。建房业协会的全国总执行官斯尔波格说,现在必须采取紧急行动来增加平价出租房屋的供应。
鉴于房租不断地飙升,预计在今后三年中,承受租赁房屋压力的家庭数量会增加二十三万个。他说,这表示将有七十五万个租房居住的家庭将收入的百分之三十或更多的收入用于租赁房屋。这个数字将是全国租房人数的一半。
不管是大城市还是边远地区,租房市场房源短缺的危机遍及全国,其中又以新州和昆士兰这两州的情况最为糟糕。
2006年的统计数字表明,有500,248个家庭面对“租房恐慌症”,占租房总数的35%。
Rental squeeze set to worsen
July 20, 2007 03:08pm Article from: AAP
HALF of Australian renters will be in financial stress within three years because of rising rents caused by a lack of rental housing supply, new figures show.
The crisis will affect renters across all states and territories and those in regional areas as well as cities, says Chris Lamont of the Housing Industry Association.
Private renting households spending 30 per cent of their income on rent will rise to 730,908 by 2010, according to research by the HIA and the University of Canberra.
The figure is equal to more than 50 per cent of the private rental market.
The 2006 census figures show 500,248 households, or about 35 per cent of the rental market, are already in rental stress.
The forecast was reached by comparing the current rental market with the expected rise in rents as well as expected wage levels over the next few years.
"We've broken the incidences of housing and mortgage stress down by electorate and by region, and the scary thing was that it went right across Australia," Mr Lamont said.
"There was a belief that rent stress and mortgage stress only affected capital cities.
"The reality is, in regional Australia, wages tend to be lower, so the incidence of mortgage and rent stress in some areas was higher than what it was in the cities."
NSW and Queensland were expected to be the hardest hit states because of the lack of rental housing supply in those markets, Mr Lamont said.
He said supply was dwindling because potential investors were being attracted to the high returns available in the share market as well as incentives to invest in superannuation.
Mr Lamont said investors needed a stimulus to return to the housing market, such as a doubling of the depreciation allowance from 2.5 per cent to five per cent for housing valued up to $550,000.
"We need some market stimulus. The market won't simply just bounce back," he said.
If the issue was not addressed, some renters would delay buying property due to the lack of affordability, while others would be locked out of the market completely, Mr Lamont said.
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