If this home had tracked inflation, it would be worth $37,000. It just sold for $2.7 million. Here's why

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If this home had tracked inflation, it would be worth $37,000. It just sold for $2.7 million. Here's why

A nation that once prided itself on its egalitarianism and high levels of home ownership is experiencing rising inequality due to a growing chasm of wealth between those who own homes and those who never will, writes Stephen Long.

November 1, 2021 • Stephen Long

🔗 abc.net.au

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