Labor's budget was all about cost of living but the LNP's reply is focused on housing, with David Crisafulli looking to boost home ownership and rental stock.
David Crisafulli is expected to unveil a raft of housing policies today, aimed at boosting home owner ship and rental stock.
The LNP also plans to lift restrictions on the first home owners grant recipients in a bid to free up rental stock.Labor's budget, released on Tuesday, revealed extra concessions on stamp duty would be offered to first home buyers this financial year — including The scheme would initially be open to 1,000 people and would offer up to 30 per cent equity for new homes and 25 per cent for existing homes.
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