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Median house prices now sit at approximately fifteen times median household income, a ratio that places Sydney among the most unaffordable cities globally.
Build-to-rent is emerging as a structural solution to Sydney's rental shortage, with 7,600 units currently under construction and 18,200 proposed.
The NSW Government's Low and Mid-Rise Housing Policy is the most significant residential planning reform in the state in over 30 years. It falls short.
The timing is not coincidental, and it exposes the gap between the political rhetoric of housing supply and the structural reality of delivering it.
There is a pattern in NSW politics that has become impossible to ignore. A crisis is declared, a deadline is set, and a suite of reforms is rushed.
The build-to-rent sector has entered a new phase of maturity, with NSW overtaking Victoria as Australia's dominant growth market for forward pipeline.