Buyers of off-the-plan developments will save tens of thousands of dollars in stamp duty concessions in a 12-month plan to encourage denser developments across the suburbs.
As a well-connected and desirable place to live,the inner west is at the centre of Sydney’s housing density debate.
James Sherrard was last week appointed to the role left by David Chandler’s resignation. He says he’ll have a different approach.
The NSW premier is frustrated at the slow turnaround in new housing approvals despite making increased supply the centrepiece of his first term.
Victoria should introduce consistent zoning laws across the state to boost housing stock and stabilise property prices,the Business Council of Australia says.
Fresh data points to troubled waters in alleviating Perth’s housing crisis and hitting the federal government’s target of 125,000 new homes in WA over the next five years.
The idea of the Building Bill is to make most arms of the construction industry more accountable,but instead the Minns government is lowering the bar.
A business lobby is arguing state governments need far greater sway over new approvals if Australia is to meet ambitious targets set by the National Housing Accord.
A classical double-fronted period timber house in Fitzroy North looks,at first glance,just like its late-Victorian neighbours.
Taiwanese-backed development company Everland Global has gone bust with receivers appointed.
Construction activity is peaking across Sydney,where there are more cranes than any other Australian capital,including Melbourne.