The report also warned that if BPIC rules remained in place until 2030 it would cost Queenslanders another 26,500 homes, and an extra 8.3 percent in rents.
While house prices in top school catchments are much more expensive, they can offer savings compared to paying high private school fees for young families.
The report also warned that if BPIC rules remained in place until 2030 it would cost Queenslanders another 26,500 homes, and an extra 8.3 percent in rents.
While house prices in top school catchments are much more expensive, they can offer savings compared to paying high private school fees for young families.