As housing affordability continues to stretch Australians, property co‑ownership is emerging as a practical pathway into the property market. In a recent discussion, Adam Duster of Oli Property explained that more first home buyers are teaming up with partners, family members, or friends to purchase property together. These arrangements are increasingly formalised through legal agreements, offering protection if personal or financial circumstances change.
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