THE PROPERTY NERDS: This budget isn't helping why first home buyers are still stuck

Property Investment Podcast Network by Momentum Media

Sep 15, 202613:36Business

Despite the government's promise to help first home buyers, the latest budget could be creating more hurdles than opportunities for those trying to enter the property market. On today's Property Nerds podcast, Arjun Pali...

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