'Perverse': Sydney council wants to ban commercial student housing
For every 10 student rooms being built, there is only one residential property in an area of Sydney's east. The mayor says the housing market has been "monopolised".
'Perverse': Sydney council wants to ban commercial student housing
For every 10 student rooms being built, there is only one residential property in an area of Sydney's east. The mayor says the housing market has been "monopolised".
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