Price-to-income index
120.1
index, 2015 = 100
- Geography
- Australia
- Period
- 2024
- Source
- OECD
OECD price-to-income index, 2015 = 100.

Country dossier
A high-price market with a national target of 1.2 million well-located homes by June 2029.
Australia's National Housing Accord set an aspirational target of 1.2 million new well-located homes over five years to June 2029. The 2026 Treasury plan 'Homes for Australia' treats that target as a coordinating device across planning, infrastructure, and workforce policy. OECD price-to-income data show Australia still above its 2015 baseline.
Price-to-income index
120.1
index, 2015 = 100
OECD price-to-income index, 2015 = 100.
Targets are not completions. Whether the Accord changes affordability depends on actual dwellings finished in the places people need them, not on the announcement of the number.
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This heading is part of the standing country/city template. Content is added when a sourced statistic or analysis exists for Australia. Until then the section remains a labeled slot rather than a fabricated narrative.
This heading is part of the standing country/city template. Content is added when a sourced statistic or analysis exists for Australia. Until then the section remains a labeled slot rather than a fabricated narrative.
This heading is part of the standing country/city template. Content is added when a sourced statistic or analysis exists for Australia. Until then the section remains a labeled slot rather than a fabricated narrative.
This heading is part of the standing country/city template. Content is added when a sourced statistic or analysis exists for Australia. Until then the section remains a labeled slot rather than a fabricated narrative.
This heading is part of the standing country/city template. Content is added when a sourced statistic or analysis exists for Australia. Until then the section remains a labeled slot rather than a fabricated narrative.
Source: Australian Treasury · 1 June 2026
No. 1.2 million is a National Housing Accord target for new well-located homes over five years to June 2029. A target is a political and administrative commitment. Completions are the evidence.
[1] Tier 1 — Primary
OECD. Housing prices indicators.
OECD statistical indicators for nominal and real house prices, rent prices, price-to-rent, and price-to-income. Price-to-income is nominal house prices divided by nominal disposable income per head, indexed to 2015 = 100.
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