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Policy endorsed by HIA National Policy Congress: May 2009 – considered as part of boarder tax policy 2015; Re-endorsed with amdts 2020 (title change).
Trade shortages loom as a major threat to the Housing Accord’s target of building 1.2 million homes over the next five years. The target equates to an average of 240,000 homes per annum and Australia has only come close to this level of home building on two occasions in the past. The first was in a single year at the peak of the apartment boom of the mid-2010s (232,000 in 2016), and the second was for a single year at the peak of the COVID era cycle (228,000 in 2021).
HIA responded to the September 2024 Issues Paper on the 2024 Statutory Review of the Building and Construction Industry Training Fund and Levy Collection Act 1990.
HIA provided a response to the ABCB Building Product Framework - Consultation Paper.
HIA is pleased to provide this submission to the inquiry into the financial regulatory framework and home ownership.
HIA provided a submission on the Illegal Logging Prohibition Rules 2024 – Exposure Draft Consultation (herein referred to the Exposure Draft).
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has undertaken an assessment of National Cabinet’s 10 point National Planning Reform Blueprint including identifying, and in some cases re-defining, the key planning reform measures needed from the Blueprint to enable the delivery of National Cabinet’s Housing Accord target of building 1.2 million homes over the next 5 years.