US EditionAnalysis of migration-induced housing shortfall since 2022
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Analysis of migration-induced housing shortfall since 2022
Download the research documentDownload Key Findings: According to new data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS), Australia’s population increased from 26,954,089 million in January 2024 to 27,400,013 million by end of December 2024 (+445,924). Net overseas migration (NOM) was responsible for 76 per cent of the population growth over the 2024 calendar year. Only 24 per cent was attributable to natural increase (births minus deaths). Be…
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