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NSW on right track as it attempts to climb housing Everest

The culture of NIMBYism – Not in My Back Yard – is slowly but surely changing in NSW, according to Premier Chris Minns. Addressing the NSW Property Council’s State of the State luncheon on Tuesday, Minns said more people are coming around to Yes In My Back Yard. A sea change driven by the realisation that, in NSW, homes are too few and too expensive, with young people being forced interstate. “We genuinely believe we’ve still got Everest to climb,” Minns said, “but we like to think we’re at Base Camp.” NSW has an annual housing target of 75,000 new d

More functional housing system must be focus of Budget

‘Gold-plated’ building code worsening housing crisis

Mixed blessings across the country after important Survey

Holiday weekend has marked effect on auction numbers

Build it and they will come is philosophy around Bradfield

Major investment to build homes for key workers in the west

West is lagging behind in new home builds

Western Australia has fallen more than 6600 homes short of its National Housing Accord target, according to Property Council analysis of new Australian Bureau of Statistics data. The ABS

BREEDING more confidence in the housing market and a big push to reduce costs should be key measures in the Federal Budget next month. Conveyancers from around the country were una

A meeting of high level housing and property groups has committed to developing a plan to address the current impact on construction caused by the fuel crisis. Chaired by the Building Co

A regional housing roundtable has warned that current housing policy settings are failing regional communities. And it is calling for a dedicated national housing plan to address mountin