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Current at: 04 August 2009
House Prices Lift Confidence
A jump in established house prices in the June quarter is not a cause for alarm according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA), Australia’s largest building industry association.
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Current at: 31 July 2009
Massive Job Losses Unlikely Says HIA
The prospect of more than 80,000 jobs being lost in the building and construction industry over the next few years is an unlikely proposition said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 30 July 2009
Dwelling Approvals Recover in June
Building approvals recovered well in June after a sharp drop the previous month, but multi-unit approvals remained well down on mid 2008 levels, said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 29 July 2009
Strong Half Year for New Home Sales
The number of new homes sold moved sideways in June, but were still up by 13 per cent for the first half of the year, according to the Housing Industry Association (HIA), Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 28 July 2009
Prices Ease as Trade Availability Improves
The latest HIA-Austral Bricks Trades Report shows that in the June 2009 quarter there was a moderate improvement in trade availability and an easing in trade contractor prices.
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Current at: 24 July 2009
Land Prices Recover in Early 2009
The cost of land is increasing nationally, according to the latest residential land report from HIA, Australia’s largest building association, and RP Data, Australia’s leading property information and analytics provider.
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Current at: 15 July 2009
ABS Confirms Weak Start for 2009
Final figures released today by the Australian Bureau of Statistics confirm that new residential building work fell sharply in the March 2009 quarter.
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Current at: 08 July 2009
Home Lending Defies Global Doom
A lift in home lending in May points to a green shoot in home building said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 07 July 2009
No Move the Right Move says HIA
The decision by the Reserve Bank to leave the official cash rate at 3 per cent for the third consecutive month was supported by the Housing Industry Association.
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Current at: 01 July 2009
Dwelling Approvals Sink in May
Cold water has been poured on suggestions of an over-heated housing sector with building approvals dropping 12.5 per cent in May. The set-back means that approvals are again battling to remain above the record lows of late 2008, said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 30 June 2009
New Home Sales Drop in May
A big drop in new home sales in May serves as a timely reminder that a sustained recovery in home building cannot rely solely on first home buyer activity claimed the Housing Industry Association (HIA) on the release of its latest survey of the nation’s largest builders.
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Current at: 25 June 2009
Housing Industry Chief to Retire
Ron Silberberg, HIA’s Managing Director, announced today his plan to retire from the Association on 30 November.
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Current at: 17 June 2009
Housing Recovery Set for 2009
HIA, Australia’s biggest residential building association, believes that weak housing starts in the March quarter of 2009 will prove to be the bottom of the housing cycle.
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Current at: 10 June 2009
Home Lending Supports Building Recovery
Total housing loans increased for a seventh straight month in April 2009 said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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Current at: 03 June 2009
Economy Defies Gloom
Australia’s Gross Domestic Product defied the negative sentiment of recent months to grow by 0.4 per cent in the March 2009 quarter, said the Housing Industry Association, Australia’s largest building industry organisation.
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