Political masters at stating the obvious in RE.

https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw...ir-housing-targets-daley-20190111-p50qs6.html

I hate this “Eat The Rich Attitude” that Labor trots out when it sniff blood in a liberal leader.

The statements by Daley are ill informed, not thought out. It make obvious political divide between East and West in Sydney.

 

We need to take a page out of Trumps book I say. Wall off the west! Keep the riff-raff out.

 

We will march straight over that wall! You can't box the Druitt in!

 

I actually agree with this...we need to have a better defined policy around development...I feel that the rampant over development of high rises is casuign chaos on the roads. I would like to see better quality development with lower rises (4 stories maximum) and more villas/townhouses. Also they need to crush the nimbys in places like the Northshore, Sutherland, Woolahra...they have to learn to share.....have dem shot at dawn.....

 

I agree with what you’re saying, but it’s not the gist of the article.
Hunters hill has the least development as it’s over 100 times smaller council area than western Sydney councils.
Also there is only one road in and out of the suburb and it is very densely populated.

When things get tough in politics, the property owners seem to become the enemy.

We need to think of property more like Europeans. It’s only for those that can’t think of something better to do with their money.

But the Australian way thanks to Politicians is the haves and the have nots.

 

I get ya........ I have voted labor many times...but what they are proposing for property and super is stupid policy!

Time to 'ang em high.....

 

It's class warfare ...

 

Why not? They've already built dog-boxes in Ryde, Gladesville, Homebush, Strathfield, Lane Cove, Epping, North Ryde, Waitara, Hornsby - a couple out in @dattosville won't hurt.

The North Shore was one of the first areas desecrated by the current building boom of units. Councils saw the densification requirements (Govt big population targets of 50M in 2050) and these were anticipated in the new LEPs in 2014. Unfortunately, developers also jumped onboard immediately and went into full on delivery mode. Councils did little to regulate the release of high density land and approvals.

Bankstown (and other south/sw LGAs) was any extreme late comer to the party.

 

If ya believe dhat i have Ocean front property in Arizoner to sell ya...

 

I will be voting for Liberal

 

Me too but we got a slim chance. I'll never vote labor. Bleeding hearts sending all our money to welfare scammers