Australia falls further behind housing supply target
Australia now needs to build more than 274,000 homes per year to meet the national housing accord target of 1.2 million over five years.
The challenge of finding a new home
Australia now needs to build more than 274,000 homes per year to meet the national housing accord target of 1.2 million over five years.
A peak farmers group and political parties at multiple levels have slammed a federal government green light for the sale of farmland for timber production.
Before Victorians head to the polls in November, Real Estate Institute of Victoria CEO Toby Balazs underlines the importance of the property sector to the state’s prosperity.
Facing her first election as NSW Opposition leader, Kellie Sloane outlines what her government’s priorities will be in terms of property, infrastructure and regional growth.
Peak property body says 'Australia does not have enough homes and the only way to improve affordability is to build more'.
AML/CTF reform enrolments by conveyancers are behind schedule but with an extension to the deadline, AUSTRAC anticipates a rise as practitioners get their heads around the obligations.
Industry boss says 'results reinforced the need to ensure stamp duty incentives for first home buyers keep pace with market conditions'.
New report says 'national listings above where they were this time last year, indicating stock is struggling to move'.
Government is 'delivering real results for housing in NSW, creating a pipeline of more than 150,000 potential homes'.
Property data experts report the number of homes up for auction was markedly lower than previous week.