All posts tagged "residential"
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691News and ViewsMillions in stamp duty savings for first home buyers
The Victorian Government is helping more people buy their dream home, with thousands of first home buyers spared millions of dollars in...
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721News and ViewsPopulation growth and finance will constrain building activity
“Prior to COVID-19, population growth had already fallen well below expectations as overseas migration and the natural rate of population growth fell....
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902BuildingNew Home Sales Elevated Since HomeBuilder
“With two months of data since the introduction of the Australian Government’s HomeBuilder scheme it is increasingly clear that HomeBuilder has arrested...
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730News and ViewsRecord housing finance data due to COVID-19 shock
“The number of loans to owner occupiers for established homes fell by 9.1 per cent during May 2020 to the lowest monthly...
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1.4KNews and ViewsFinal touches add certainty to HomeBuilder scheme
HIA welcomes the release of crucial final touches to the Federal Government’s HomeBuilder scheme. “The addition of this extra detail will clarify...
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738News and ViewsNew home sales continued to contract in May 2020
“New home sales have fallen in each of the three months since the introduction of COVID-19 restrictions. This will flow through to...
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710News and ViewsCOVID-19 yet to Fully Impact ABS Finance Data
“The number of loans to owner occupiers for established homes fell by 6.3 per cent during April 2020,” commented HIA Chief Economist,...
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765News and ViewsBuilding approvals still reporting pre-COVID data
“Building approvals data released today (June 3 2020) by the ABS relates to projects lodged with local councils well before the impact...
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1.3KBuildingHalf a Million Jobs at Risk
New forecasts say new home building will fall by almost 50 per cent, putting half a million jobs at risk over the...
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1.2KBuildingNew home building to contract in second half of 2020
“New home sales have fallen by 22.8 per cent since the introduction on COVID-19 restrictions,” stated HIA’s Chief Economist, Tim Reardon.
