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Two homes on one block - and about time (Vic)
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“There are many existing blocks of land across Victoria that can be subdivided or have a second home, or two new homes built on.
“This policy is something HIA has long called for and it has the potential to deliver thousands of new homes quickly and inexpensively.
“These homes can be built near existing homes, jobs and families. They would allow for a moderate and gradual increase in housing density without unnecessary or excessive disruptions.
”Today’s announcement is an important boost to housing supply and fast track dual occupancy style housing which is an essential missing middle in the housing mix,” concluded Mr Ryan.
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