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HIA and our members provided significant input to the Commission to support the preparation of the report, “I applaud the Commissioner for listening to feedback from actual builders on the ground and giving them the opportunity to provide input into a review of this nature,” said David Bare HIA Executive Director NSW.
“The report picks up on many of the core issues facing the construction industry; and brings more focus on what the government needs to do to support the industry to deliver housing supply for NSW. We are pleased to see many of our positions reflected in the recommendations from the Productivity and Equality Commission report.”
This includes the need to:
Make developments more feasible, including those within the transport-oriented development zones.
“Despite an initial intention to focus on non-planning barriers, it is clear the Commissioner could not ignore the current issues within the NSW planning system that stifle development and limit the potential of recent housing supply initiatives such as Transport-Oriented Development.
“Whilst the Commissioner’s earlier reports have been focused on higher density in established areas, there is no doubt it is critical we have an equally strong focus on greenfield development to deliver the housing supply we need. HIA believes there needs to be a focus on increasing housing supply across the housing continuum, rather than focusing on one housing segment.
“The challenge is now with Premier Minns to see how many of these recommendations will be adopted and how quickly they can be implemented by his government,” Mr Bare concluded.
Mornington Peninsula-based builder G.E.M Taylor Constructions has won the prestigious HIA Eastern Victoria Home of the Year award for a striking, grand and complex project in Flinders. The result was announced at the 2025 HIA Eastern Victoria Regional Housing Awards, presented by Tradelink, held at Cape Schanck on Friday night.
The most exceptional homes in Western Australia’s South West, Great Southern, and Mid West regions were recognised on Saturday 13 September 2025 at the 2025 HIA Regional Western Australian Housing Awards presented by Wespine.
Lancaster Homes have won the 2025 HIA Riverina Home of the Year for their remarkable project Nero - a bold two-level home set on a steep suburban block, that combines off-form concrete and Shou Sugi Ban timber to dramatic effect.
The passage of the Domestic Building Contracts Amendment Bill 2025 by the Victorian Parliament represents an important step forward for the regulation of residential building contracts. Although further reforms are necessary, these changes implement some measures the HIA has long advocated.