Search results

They also act as a distortion to the free movement of individuals - there's been a lot of research into entry/exit charges stopping the free flow of labour, as the financial costs are incredibly prohibitive and only encourage inequalities in geographic employment opportunities.

Considering SA govt is looking to increase their revenue base, I wouldn't be surprised if this is more likely to come into fruition. ;)

I find it very interesting to say the least. If it really does come down to ~$1200 per property, this could be a boon for Adelaide prices. Stamp duty makes up a considerable % of deposits, particularly for the FHBer market. Removing this would increase borrowing affordability and would in my...