The Property Council has called on the ACT Government to establish a new Housing Taskforce, based on the successful NSW model, to fast-track approved housing and resolve the logjams preventing new homes from being built.
The Property Council of Australia has warned rising insurance costs and poorly targeted regulation could add between $15,000 and $35,000 to the price of a typical Canberra home.
Planning Minister Chris Steel flagged at a Property Council event that the government is considering permitting increased block consolidation to encourage the development of more ‘missing middle’ housing within established suburbs.
With just over a week left to nominate for a Property Council Committee, Property Australia sat down with some current Committee members to find out what they gained from the experience.
The Property Council of Australia is urging all parties ahead of the October ACT election to commit to zoning reforms that could deliver nearly 60,000 new homes in Canberra.
The ACT property sector has called on all major parties to endorse a five-point plan to meet the needs of “Tomorrow’s Canberra’, ahead of the October election.
The Property Council of Australia has welcomed ACT Labor’s commitment to deliver up to 30,000 more homes for Canberra by 2030, calling it a shot in the arm for the housing crisis.
The Property Council of Australia has warned the ACT’s struggling housing development sector will be brought to a standstill from the unintended consequences of the Property Developers Bill 2023.