Rental price surge increases GC’s homeless crisis
Figures from SQM Research show the average rent for Gold Coast apartments is climbing up to 9 per cent annually.
Rapidly rising apartment rents on the Gold Coast are adding to the city’s housing crisis, according to Kate Colvin, the CEO of Homelessness Australia.
Figures from SQM Research show the average rent for Gold Coast apartments is climbing up to 9 per cent annually.
Ms Colvin, who was visiting the city for the National Homelessness Conference at the QT resor…
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