Anthony Albanese responds after tenant revealed he was being evicted from the PM’s Dulwich Hill home
Anthony Albanese has responded to his Sydney tenant who begged the Prime Minister not to make him homeless after serving him with an eviction notice.
Jim Flanagan, 45, has lived in one of Mr Albanese’s investment properties in the inner-west Sydney suburb of Dulwich Hill for four years.
But the bar owner has now been given 90 days to pack up and leave because the Prime Minister wants to sell the house.
Mr Flanagan went public with his eviction notice on Wednesday, describing it as a ‘crippling blow’.
This is despite Mr Albanese reducing the rent during the pandemic for Mr Flanagan and his then partner to $680 a week – and not raising it since.
Now the Prime Minister has hit back, claiming that he has been a ‘more than fair owner’.
Jim Flanagan (pictured), 45, has lived in one of Mr Albanese’s investment properties in the inner-west Sydney suburb of Dulwich Hill for four years, but has now been given 90 days to pack up and leave because the Prime Minister wants to sell the house
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his partner Jodie Haydon are pictured at Parliament House in Canberra
‘I have had him in the property with the rent being about half what is the market rent,’ Mr Albanese told ABC Radio National host Patricia Karvelas.
‘I am entitled to make decisions in my personal life including selling a property that I own because I wish to move on in my personal life in a different direction.
‘The property was bought when my personal circumstances were different.’
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