Time for detail after NT election win

The CLP now holds a strong mandate for its election promises. The rubber must hit the road in delivering them Property Council NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer writes.

The new city set to reshape Western Sydney

The Bradfield Development Authority, tasked with creating a city centre near Sydney’s new airport, is now focused on transforming strong interest into tangible development.

Five-point plan for Tomorrow’s 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.

Chief Executive | Office circulars

Last week’s Premier’s Department circular on expectations of office engagement by NSW Government employees sounds reasonable.

Return to office for NSW public sector workers to bring vibrancy to CBD

The NSW property sector has thrown its support behind the NSW Premier’s bold move to bring public servants back to the office, saying it’s exactly what our cities need to thrive.

Ethos Urban and Future Urban forge alliance

In a move to realise their vision of a national Australian partner, urban planning firms Ethos Urban and Future Urban have announced a strategic alliance.

Three more Sydney precincts added to rezoning plans

Three more Transport Oriented Development accelerated precincts have been announced as councils will now be ranked on housing performance.

Sixteen NSW councils trial AI for faster development applications

Sixteen councils will trial AI to speed up development assessment timeframes as part of the NSW Government’s $5.6 million investment to introduce artificial intelligence into the planning system.

Sydney still the most expensive city to build in

Sydney holds steady as Australia’s most expensive city to build in, but a new city has moved into second place.

Developer Licence Bill ‘will cripple housing and investment’

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.