April 17, 2024, by Property Australia
[Silverhall Comment: although not great for the property market, it is information on such a critical lack of supply which makes great news for property investors. Low vacancy rates leading to rental income increases and capital growth]
Independent research commissioned by the Property Council of Australia shows that without government intervention Brisbane’s apartment supply will plummet.
By Cath Hart, CEO, REIWA | 28-3-2024 | Residential
“In the year to September 2023 there were nearly 17,000 private and public dwellings completed, compared to the 37,000 new households that moved to WA in the same timeframe. That’s a shortfall of about 20,000 new homes.”
Western Australia's rental and real estate markets look likely to remain red hot as the number of people entering the state outstrips the building industry's ability to provide new homes.
By Ev Foley | 26-3-2024 | Investment
Investing in dwellings built for disabled tenants is a market showing accelerated growth but the numbers are just a fraction of the story, experts caution.
Gallery Group – News - FEBRUARY 2, 2024
Brisbane’s Moreton Bay region plays a key part in the discussion as to how South East Queensland will keep up with population growth and housing demand over the next two to three decades.
“We must be single minded about attracting new investment that will provide a high level of value to the economy and embracing industry advancement across advanced manufacturing, food and agribusiness, tourism, sport and major events, and knowledge, innovation and entrepreneurship.”
What did the Moreton Bay Council’s Regional Economic Development Strategy 2020-41 say?
Ndis.gov.au - Latest News - 27 March 2024
Today the Australian Government will introduce to Parliament changes to the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) that will deliver for those who need it most and will contribute towards the NDIS once again being delivered in line with its original intent.
By tabling the National Disability Insurance Scheme Amendment (Getting the NDIS Back on Track No. 1) Bill 2024 today, this Government is keeping its promise to legislate in the first half of 2024, as agreed at National Cabinet in December 2023.