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Noah Secomb and Andrew Brown

Home ownership for younger people at generational lows

Home ownership among 25-34 year olds has fallen to an 80-year low. (Christopher Hopkins/AAP PHOTOS)

More young people are abandoning hopes of home ownership amid increasing generational inequality.

Anglicare's Falling Behind report found home ownership among 25-34 year olds has fallen to an 80-year low, highlighting intergenerational inequality from tax settings that favoured housing investment.

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