New Build

Big home builders warn that thee crunch from higher levies and taxes are adding to costs and choking new supply.

The housing estate developer is confident it can navigate challenging construction conditions as green shoots begin to appear in the market.

We need to stop thinking about building more houses and instead get on with manufacturing them, because technological advances mean that they can be mass produced to meet demand.

Slower builds and cost blowouts will be the biggest challenges of 2024 for the construction sector, says Hutchinson Builders director Jack Hutchinson, as data shows a pick-up in the amount of work ahead.

The Housing Industry Association’s outlook for the next few years paints a bleak picture for the Sydney and Melbourne home building market, with little left in construction pipelines.

Governments and housing authorities must take into account the effect of their actions on home building, and failing to do so will be costly for all.

Lack of connectivity in new housing estates on the outskirts of capital cities is causing a liveability problem that is affecting younger Australians.

The built-to-rent sector is seeing signs of consolidation as big platforms are in play.

Australia’s mum and debt investors will be crucial in any solution to the nation’s home rental crisis as governments and developers chase ways of breaking the supply logjam.