Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs Almost 70 per cent of voters have backed a proposal from Peter Dutton to temporarily ban foreign investment in residential property as a measure to relieve pressure on the housing market. LoadingAn exclusive survey conducted for this masthead by Resolve Strategic found that only 9 per cent of voters opposed the policy, while 22 per cent were unsure.A temporary pause on foreign property investment was most popular among Coalition voters, though Labor (60 per cent) and Greens (58 per cent) voters also backed the proposal.Almost half of respondents said they would support the ban becoming permanent if it went ahead. Dutton shared plans for the ban in his budget reply speech last May, proposing a two-year pause on foreign investors and temporary residents purchasing existing homes in Australia.The Coalition also proposes a sharp reduction of the permanent migrant intake, and to lower the number of overseas students at universities. You can read more from David Crowe here.
