Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has listed his Dulwich Hill townhouse for sale with hopes of $1.9 million, sparking debate about the growing wealth gap in Australia. While Albanese is set to make a substantial profit on the investment property, many Australians struggle to afford a home, highlighting the challenges faced by younger generations entering the housing market.
Homes in Sydney, where Anthony Albanese has put his Dulwich Hill townhouse on the market with hopes of $1.9m. The sale ‘is symbolic of a deeper issue: the intergenerational wealth divide’.Homes in Sydney, where Anthony Albanese has put his Dulwich Hill townhouse on the market with hopes of $1.9m. The sale ‘is symbolic of a deeper issue: the intergenerational wealth divide’.
But it’s hard to ignore the glaring divide between the political elite, who have the option to sell off investment properties, and everyday Australians struggling to secure a place to call home.Over the years, Albanese has amassed a $4m property portfolio, renting out two Sydney homes, including a mortgage-free bungalow, while living rent-free at the prime minister’s official residence, the Lodge, in Canberra.
Albanese’s property sale, coming on the heels of his government’s $6.2bn housing plan to address shortages and expand social housing, feels like a contradiction to some, but it is symbolic of a deeper issue: the intergenerational wealth divide, which is at its most stark when it comes to property.
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