Building rebound not enough to hit national target, industry leaders say
The 47,645 new dwelling commencement figure revealed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics is behind the 60,000 that is needed per quarter.
Australia stepping up to the challenge
The 47,645 new dwelling commencement figure revealed by the Australian Bureau of Statistics is behind the 60,000 that is needed per quarter.
Pre-approved house plans could be ready for construction in 10 days, in what NSW government hopes will ignite sluggish planning system.
Forecasts predicting a shortfall in the Housing Accord target reflect broader issues - from workforce shortages to planning red tape and infrastructure gaps.
Australia is facing a 285,000-home shortfall on the National Accord’s target of building 1.2 million homes by 2029.
Leaked advice on the government's new home target has failed to ruffle the treasurer, who says having an ambitious goal is better than building too few homes.
Perfect storm of undersupply - with unit completions falling 40 per cent - and a development pipeline skewed in favour of luxury homes a worry for policymakers.
Castle Group’s Susan Aagesen shares her passion for property and the challenges and rewards that a career in conveyancing has brought.
Australian Conveyancer looks at some of the wins for home buyers, property investors and developers who are receiving more than $1.3 billion across New South Wales, Queensland and the ACT.
Tradies will be able to complete their apprenticeships for free as a state government tries to ease the housing crisis.
Tax concessions for build-to-rent developments have been extended, in a move that has been welcomed by industry figures.