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The housing industry is calling on the Australian Government to allow self-managed super funds (SMSFs) to continue borrowing to build new homes, at least until the impact of its new borrowing restrictions on housing supply is independently assessed and made public.
“HIA welcomes Senator Andrew Bragg putting National Construction Code reform squarely at the centre of the housing affordability and productivity debate,” said HIA Chief Executive – Industry & Policy, Simon Croft.
HIA has welcomed the interim report of the Senate Select Committee on Productivity in Australia, saying it confirms housing affordability and supply are now critical determinants of the nation's economic performance.
Ahead of Victoria's November election, the Housing Industry Association (HIA) is calling on all political parties to commit to one simple, low-cost principle that would provide immediate relief to the state's housing sector and small businesses: do no harm.
The housing industry and home owners are set to benefit from the Federal government’s budget. There will be an increase in placements for the Home Guarantee Scheme and extensions to the Indigenous Home Ownership Scheme and apprentice commencements.
Join the HIA Trade Event to connect with suppliers, explore new products and gain expert insights on cash flow, estimating and safety.
Apprentices have an important role in the building industry. Apprentice Awards recognise outstanding apprentices for commitment to the industry and their studies.
Join the 2026 HIA Queensland Building Women Awards and celebrate the achievements of women driving innovation and leadership in building.
Celebrate and connect at the Mackay Women’s Luncheon - empowering women across the building and construction industry through networking and growth.