Campaigns and Submissions

Submission – Legislative Assembly Select Committee Inquiry on Essential Worker Housing

The Property Council of Australia welcomes the opportunity to provide a submission to the Legislative Assembly Select Committee Inquiry on Essential Worker Housing. Our members are the nation’s major investors, […]

Submission – Land use mix in the Chatswood CBD

We welcome the opportunity to provide feedback on the Discussion Paper, Land use mix in the Chatswood CBD. Our members include the nation’s major investors, owners, managers, developers, designers and […]

Precincts Festival – A Week of Insights and Innovation

The Property Council’s NSW Division Precincts Committee has volunteered their time to produce three pieces of leading industry resources that will help support precinct ideation, development, governance and growth

SA Property Council – Submission to the City of Adelaide’s draft Long Term Financial Plan

As consumers grapple with cost-of-living pressure, it is important that all levels of government pull every lever to provide a business-friendly environment which stimulates the economy.

Swan and Canning River Protection Strategy Submission

Property Council WA welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback to the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions (DBCA) on the draft Derbal Yiragan (Swan) Djarlgarro (Canning) River Protection Strategy (“draft RPS”).

Statement to the Community Affairs Legislation Committee

We broadly welcome the Australian government’s aged care reforms through the Aged Care Bill and support the government’s aim to put the individual at the centre of the aged care system through a rights-based framework.

ABC stories on retirement sector cross the reporting line to activist journalism

The ABC’s campaign against the retirement living sector – detailed below – is clearly in breach of the ABC’s Editorial Policies, Principles and Standards, particularly in relation to impartiality and the requirement to provide a diversity of perspectives.

Submission on the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Bill 2024

The Property Council of Australia (the Property Council) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee’s inquiry into the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Bill 2024 (the Bill).

Economic significance of the property industry to the Australian economy

The Property Council of Australia has commissioned research into the property sector’s economic impact and contribution at a national, state and territory, and local level.

Brisbane apartment snapshot

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.