Housing shortages will still arise despite disincentivising property investment
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AMP Chief Economist Shane Oliver says fewer investors in the property market could result in “lower supply” of housing. Mr Oliver said it could end up with a situation of lower prices to buy property, but higher rents. “You still have a housing shortage in the country.”
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