Planning policy, housing development, and market analysis for Victorian property professionals.
The City of Sydney's decision to increase developer taxes represents a growing trend across Australian local governments seeking alternative revenue streams for...
The Federal Government's $39.3 million housing innovation investment signals a policy shift toward technology-driven solutions for Australia's housing crisis, b...
The Federal Budget's housing policies face scrutiny as Master Builders Australia pushes for Parliamentary amendments, highlighting ongoing tensions between nati...
The federal budget's housing measures have sparked extensive debate about property investment returns and house prices, but less attention has been paid to how ...
The federal government's latest budget has introduced targeted tax changes designed to redirect investor capital from established housing stock towards new cons...
Vitaly Gariev/Unsplash Saving for a first home is already hard enough. So when a federal budget change appears to make some popular savings strategies less attr...
Victoria's property development sector faces another round of federal announcements that promise much but may deliver little immediate relief to the state's hou...
The federal government's latest tax settings favouring new build properties will likely reshape development patterns across Victoria, creating both opportunitie...
The federal government's latest budget measures targeting first home buyers will reshape demand patterns across Victoria's property development landscape, creat...
The $2.4 billion housing agreement between Canberra and Queensland represents a new template for federal-state cooperation that Victorian developers should moni...
The recent federal budget has introduced measures that will require Victorian property developers to recalibrate their investment strategies and project plannin...
The federal Opposition's commitment to $5 billion in enabling infrastructure funding represents a potential shift in how major housing projects could be deliver...