Stockland CEO Mark Steinert thinks migrants looking to leave their home country will view Australia as a “paradise” after international border restrictions ease, which will help drive population demand for housing. Speaking on a webinar hosted by the National Housing Finance and Investment Corporation, Steinert addressed current issues surrounding population, a lack of migration into Australia, and its effects on the housing industry. He said a lot of the current gaps in the Australian labour market will be attractive for skilled migrants once people regain confidence to move internationally and increase demand. “I think Australia looks like paradise. I think people will are going to be queueing up to come in,” Steinert said. Merrick Peisley, assistant secretary for Australia’s Centre for Population, agreed with Steinert, saying he saw no reason why migrants would not consider Australia as a great choice. “We don’t see any reason why migration won’t return to …