Rising Housing Stress in Western Australia Despite High Incomes

A new report indicates that an annual income of $130,000 is no longer sufficient to avoid housing stress in Western Australia, as more than 30 percent of a household budget is allocated to rent.

23 Aug, 14:01 — 23 Aug, 14:01

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Why $130,000 a year is no longer enough to avoid housing stress in WA

A new report sets out that no more than 30 per cent of a household budget should be allocated to rent to avoid financial stress. So how do those on higher incomes fare?

By Cameron Myles

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Rising Housing Stress in Western Australia Despite High Incomes

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