新南威尔士州房租改革面临反弹,因为住房短缺,而不是房东行为,被指责为负担不起。 NSW rental reforms face backlash as housing shortage, not landlord behavior, is blamed for unaffordability.

新南威尔士的房租改革,包括结束无缘无故的驱逐和限制房租上涨,正受到新南威尔士房地产研究所的批评,该研究所说,它们处理的是症状,而不是住房短缺的根源问题。 New South Wales’ rental reforms, including ending no-grounds evictions and limiting rent increases, are drawing criticism from the Real Estate Institute of NSW, which says they address symptoms, not the root issue of housing shortages. 由于纽卡斯尔的空置率为 0.9%，REINSW 首席执行官蒂姆·麦基宾 （Tim McKibbin） 将房东退出归因于宠物津贴等规则，促使一些人转向短期租赁或土地银行。 With Newcastle’s vacancy rate at 0.9%, REINSW CEO Tim McKibbin attributes landlord exits to rules like pet allowances, pushing some into short-term rentals or land banking. 他认为,供应量低,而不是房东行为,是核心问题,他敦促更快的批准和在过境附近建造高密度住房。 He argues that low supply, not landlord behavior, is the core problem and urges faster approvals and higher-density housing near transit. McKibbin警告说,如果不增加供应,限制产权或对空置房屋征税将无法解决负担能力问题。 McKibbin warns that restricting property rights or taxing vacant homes won’t solve affordability without increasing supply.