
Michael Fotheringham
Michael Fotheringham is the managing director of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, where he focuses on housing policy and urban development. He emphasizes the potential of 3D printing technology to help meet Australia's housing targets, while also calling for further research to ensure these new builds are suitable for the climate and energy efficient.
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Michael Fotheringham is the managing director of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute and discusses housing construction in Melbourne.
housing affordability lures Sydneysiders to VictoriaDr Michael Fotheringham, AHURI managing director, said being in an area which has a supermarket, transport access and other services such as healthcare and schools was appealing.
Sydney high-amenity suburbs – what it costs to live thereFor Michael Fotheringham, managing director at the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, this is the crux of the problem.
Melbourne is the cheapest city to buy a one-bedroom unitMichael Fotheringham, head of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, commented on the national trend of home prices outpacing wages.
Average Australian home tops A$1m amid housing crisisMichael Fotheringham says the 20 per cent deposit reflects a time when the ratio between house prices and incomes was different.
Home borrowers with deposits less than 20 per cent fall over four yearsMichael Fotheringham, head of the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute, discusses the impact of migrants on the housing market.
Why are they so high?Michael Fotheringham, the Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute managing director, says 3D printing could help the federal government meet its target of 1.2m homes in five years.
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