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Albo’s $10 Billion Bribe: Why First Home Buyers Are Being Set Up to Fail
A Flashy Promise That Misses the Mark
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s $10 billion housing scheme promises 100,000 homes “exclusively” for first home buyers. It’s being sold as a bold solution to the housing crisis—but the reality is far less impressive. In a market plagued by skyrocketing construction costs, slow delivery timelines, and inflationary pressure, the promise of affordable housing feels more like a political distraction than a genuine fix.
More Homes, Same Old Problems
Let’s be honest—dropping 100,000 new homes into the market won’t solve the real issue. These government-backed builds will likely be located in oversupplied fringe suburbs, far from key infrastructure, and priced just high enough to keep buyers locked into a 30-year debt trap. It's a setup for struggle, not security.
The Property Ladder Is a Trap
The traditional “buy and hope” strategy is dead. First home buyers are being funnelled into low-growth areas with minimal long-term upside. And yet, the government calls this opportunity. What Aussies really need isn’t a cheap house—they need a smart pathway to wealth, not just home ownership.
TIC Property Delivers What the Government Can’t
While politicians play Monopoly with public funds, TIC Property is helping Australians take control of their future. Through co-ownership and fractional property investment, TIC gives everyday investors access to premium house and land packages in high-growth corridors—without the massive upfront costs or full loan liability. You get exposure to real assets, real income, and real growth.
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