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Australia housing is f*****.
Australia’s property crisis isn’t just about bricks and mortgages, it’s a slow chokehold on the future. Young couples stare at $1.5 million shoeboxes and ask: kids? How? Daycare’s $500 a week, a second rent disguised as ‘care,’ while wages limp and rents climb faster than hope. You’re lucky to earn $80k, but the bank says ‘not enough’, so you wait, and wait, and maybe give up. The biological clock ticks louder than ever, but the market doesn’t care. Earn 200k? Good luck, maybe you get a 2 bed unit with parking.
Then there’s the commute. Affordable homes, if you can call them that, push you 60, 80, 100 kilometers out. Two hours each way, five days a week, stealing time from kids you can’t afford to have anyway. You’re not living; you’re surviving a treadmill powered by property greed. Meanwhile, the lower class camps in bushland or crams six to a room, and the middle class, once the backbone, shrinks into a ghost story. Construction stalls, approvals tank, and politicians peddle 2030 fairy tales while prices soar past reason.
I love that we have people educating Australian's at how bad this is, with great content creators like @punterspolitix and @BikoKonstantin1 calling out this BS.
This isn’t a housing shortage, it’s a class purge. The rich hoard equity, the rest scramble for scraps, and the ‘Australian Dream’ turns into a privilege for the few. Who builds a society when the foundation’s priced out? When daycare costs more than a uni degree used to, and a home means a lifetime of debt or exile? We’re not just losing roofs, we’re losing a generation, a culture, a shot at something better.
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