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OtherPhil BartschTue 26 Mar 24

[+] Winners and Losers: Games Housing Legacy No Sure Bet

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To be clear, the main game of the Olympics—or any mega event for that matter—is not housing.

And certainly, in the case of Brisbane, hosting the 2032 Games is not about providing a solution to the city’s housing crisis.

Not even under the remit of the International Olympic Committee’s “new norm” focus on sustainability and legacy.

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