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“The proposed Climate Change and Natural Hazards SEPP risks making the housing supply crisis worse,” said Brad Armitage, HIA NSW Executive Director.
Renovating or building a new kitchen or bathroom is a major investment in your home. Choosing a Housing Industry Association (HIA) member gives you peace of mind that your project will be handled by a professional backed by Australia’s peak residential building body.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has today welcomed Brighton Council’s decision that gives first home buyers a 12 month break from paying general rates when they build a new home under Tasmania’s First Home Owners Grant scheme.
The Housing Industry Association in Tasmania has welcomed moves to cut red tape around granny flats, saying larger granny flats will unlock thousands of new homes by making better use of existing land.
“The proposed Climate Change and Natural Hazards SEPP risks making the housing supply crisis worse,” said Brad Armitage, HIA NSW Executive Director.
Renovating or building a new kitchen or bathroom is a major investment in your home. Choosing a Housing Industry Association (HIA) member gives you peace of mind that your project will be handled by a professional backed by Australia’s peak residential building body.
The Housing Industry Association (HIA) has today welcomed Brighton Council’s decision that gives first home buyers a 12 month break from paying general rates when they build a new home under Tasmania’s First Home Owners Grant scheme.
The Housing Industry Association in Tasmania has welcomed moves to cut red tape around granny flats, saying larger granny flats will unlock thousands of new homes by making better use of existing land.