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More housing options key to boosting supply and delivering homes faster (Vic)
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“HIA welcomes these latest announcements which will provide more clarity about activity centres, a new townhouse code, and specific housing targets for local governments.
“Together these reforms will encourage more variety in housing choices and follows HIA long term advocacy to boost housing supply and increase housing choices.
“Many consumers prefer a detached home or at least a duplex, townhouse or low-rise apartment. Builders regularly get this feedback from consumers and their purchasing decisions reflect this preference as well. These lower density homes can be built more quickly and will be more affordable. They are also capable of being built in locations closer to family, friends, and workplaces.
“The Townhouse and Low-Rise Code announcement today is particularly important to fast track delivery of this missing middle type housing. If a lower density housing project can meet the standards it does not make sense to have a planning permit subject to a third party review.
“There is still more work to be done by the government to encourage more small secondary dwellings and a continued need for dependent person units (DPUs). Reforms to encourage second homes on a lot and easier subdivisions into two lots are also eagerly awaited.
“Further reforms are also needed across tax settings and infrastructure contributions, and long overdue contract law and insurance reforms.
“These planning reforms announced are an important step towards boosting housing supply and in turn providing a better business environment for the home building industry in Victoria,” concluded Mr Ryan.
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WA Cost Plus Contract Update: What Members Need to Know
The WA Cost Plus Contract has been updated to improve clarity, accuracy and usability for builders. Changes include revised contract schedule items, updated document references and a new clause covering contract interpretation and document precedence.
OHS Regulations review – proposals for construction, falls and infringement provisions
HIA provided additional feedback regarding the SRG proposal papers for construction, falls and infringement offences.
2026-27 HIA SA Pre-Budget Submission
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) makes the following submission to the Treasurer and the Department of Treasury to inform deliberations ahead of the 2026-27 South Australian Budget.
Budget in Reply signals strong focus on productivity, investment and housing supply
“The Housing Industry Association (HIA) welcomes the ambition of the Coalition’s Budget in Reply handed down tonight, including measures that support business investment, improve productivity and boost housing supply,” said HIA Managing Director Jocelyn Martin.