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The Property Council of Australia’s Hunter and Central Coast division has welcomed the NSW Government’s review of the NSW Visitor Economy Strategy released today.  

The Property Council of Australia has again urged Parliamentarians to pass the federal government’s housing legislation through both houses of Parliament, starting with Help to Buy this week.

The Property Council of Australia has praised the continued development of the Newcastle Airport upgrade, celebrating the placement of the final roof beam on the expanded terminal in a milestone 'topping out' ceremony held this morning.

The Property Council of Australia has welcomed newly elected mayors and councillors across the Hunter, acknowledging their vital role in addressing issues in planning, housing, and infrastructure delivery.

The Property Council of Australia has welcomed the newly elected Central Coast Council, the first in four years, saying it looked forward to collaborating with the new leadership to address long-standing challenges in planning and development.

The Property Council of Australia has welcomed the announcement of a planned post-election partnership between the ACT and NSW Labor Governments to improve train travel between Canberra and Sydney, including a major redevelopment of Canberra Railway Station. 

Brisbane’s apartment pipeline has struggled to keep up with demand since 2019 and looks set to continue falling short for the foreseeable future according to research released by the Property Council of Australia.

The Property Council of Australia is calling on the next ACT Government to urgently address delays in the planning process that are slowing down development approvals and the supply of new homes, making it harder to get housing projects off the ground in Canberra.

Queenslanders have lost out on 33,000 much-needed new homes and tens of thousands of jobs since the state government introduced a suite of cash-grabbing, investment-killing taxes eight years ago; according to new research into the state’s housing crisis by the Property Council of Australia.

The Procore/Property Council Industry Sentiment Survey revealed confidence in South Australia's property sector is up over 9 per cent from the previous quarter, with forward work expectations well above the historical average.

Queensland's property market is warning of a further hit to rental availability, as the Government fails to rule out any further rent controls ahead of the election.

The latest Procore/Property Council Industry Sentiment Survey reveals growing concern within the ACT property sector over rising taxes and charges, which are stalling housing development, slowing investment, and putting jobs on the line.