the reduction from Air B&B is a good point, but that should trigger a supply response. But, say in Victoria there are just layers and layers of new regulations in favour of tenants coming in every few years. Would it not also be smart to draw up some kind of package to incentivise landlords back into the long term market and/or perhaps enter in longer term leases? Apparently the Victorian Government thinks it can just regulate tighter and tighter in favour of tenants with no second order effects on supply?
