UK housebuilding shortfall a warning for Australia
The UK’s failure to meet its housing targets highlights construction and supply chain limits that echo challenges in Australia, new research suggests.
The UK’s failure to meet its housing targets highlights construction and supply chain limits that echo challenges in Australia, new research suggests.
President Juliana Warner's submission into competition in eConveyancing highlights the council’s frustrations over the implementation of interoperability.
The buildings are part of $21 million worth of assets confiscated by a multi-agency task force that includes AUSTRAC.
Buyers and renters are faring better for the first time in 12 months, according to new data.
Building and construction is moving in the right direction but still faces enormous challenges as we head towards end of the National Housing Accord’s first anniversary.
Prices for houses climbed from $490,000 in March 2020 to $790,000, with unit prices jumping from $385,000 to $640,000, a 66.23 per cent increase.
Debate continues over allowing independent conveyancers to be able to work without relying on lawyer oversight.
And for those who are in cahoots, knowingly turning a blind eye, the answer is simple: they should be jailed.
The HIA report forecasts that home building will fall 20 per cent short of the Australian Government’s target of 1.2 million new homes over the five years.
RBA rate cuts could fuel price rises of 6 per cent to 10 per cent by early next year, experts are predicting.