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As the national association working to represent the interests of the residential building industry, HIA member surveys are a key tool to assist in developing our housing forecasts, industry reports and economic analysis. This also helps us to understand the variety of influences affecting the industry and take these issues up in our advocacy with governments. By completing a HIA member survey you are helping your association help your business.
Throughout the year HIA will invite members to respond to surveys for our:
- HIA Trades Report (quarterly)
- New home sales (monthly)
- HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report (annual)
- Housing 100 (annual)
- Member Survey (annual)
Check out the latest results from our annual HIA Member Survey 2022. This includes insights about the pressures facing the industry and what members think is in store for the next 12 months.
Survey result winners
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Small Business Conditions survey |
Jon Elliott |
NSW |
| HIA-Tasmanian Waste & Resource Recovery Board survey Nov 2025 |
Dale Crawford |
TAS |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2025 |
Richard Stasinowsky |
SA |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2025 |
Rodney Tullipan |
NSW |
| HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report survey Apr 2025 |
Rhianon Hall |
VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2025 | Geoff Palmer | QLD |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2024 | Joseph Brumec | NSW |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2024 | Hilton Palmer | QLD |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2024 |
Mick Robbins |
SA |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2024 | Michael Kilmartin | SA |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2023 |
Liam Flood |
NSW |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2023 |
Sam Rice |
NSW |
| HIA OMNIBUS Survey September 2023 |
Terry Steegstra |
VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2023 |
Chris Laan |
NSW |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2023 | Nicholas Ralph | VIC |
| HIA Kitchen and Bathrooms Report survey April 2023 |
Damjan Jerimic |
VIC |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2022 | Jane Lssitt | WA |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2022 | Brian Turley | VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2022 | Matt Hall | ACT |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2022 | Shane Langdon | VIC |
| HIA OMNIBUS survey March 2022 | David Holden | SA |
| HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report survey March 2022 | Claire Burke | NSW |
| HIA Brand Awareness Survey February 2022 | Andrew Kennedy | SA |
| HIA Brand Awareness Survey February 2022 | Darren Pitt | VIC |
| HIA Brand Awareness Survey February 2022 | Megan Lack | WA |
| HIA Brand Awareness Survey February 2022 | Judy Zhu | NSW |
| HIA Brand Awareness Survey February 2022 | Harold Priest | TAS |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2021 | Doug Mispeka | QLD |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2021 | Luke Ezard | VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2021 | Peter Fisher | VIC |
| HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report Survey 2021 | Patrick Ryan | QLD |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2021 | Clauvis Zaarour | NSW |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2020 |
Charles Thompson | SA |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2020 |
Joumana Nassar | NSW |
| HIA OMNIBUS survey March 2020 |
John Bygrave | NSW |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2020 |
Nathan Mahboub | NSW |
| HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report survey April 2020 |
Geoff Harrigan | NSW |
| HIA Trades Report survey Mar Qtr 2020 |
Bill Elsafin | VIC |
| Survey | Winner | State |
| HIA Trades Report survey Dec Qtr 2019 |
Kerri Scott | VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey Sep Qtr 2019 | Greg Cooper | QLD |
| HIA Trades Report survey Jun Qtr 2019 | Allan Aitken | VIC |
| HIA Trades Report survey May Qtr 2019 | Shane Dobe | QLD |
| HIA Kitchens and Bathrooms Report Survey 2019 | Grant Wilton | WA |
| HIA Aspects on the housing market survey March 2019 | Michael Poh | QLD |
Housing industry insights
Macroprudential Restrictions and Housing Supply in Australia
Australia’s housing affordability challenge is fundamentally the result of a persistent mismatch between strong underlying demand and chronically constrained supply. Planning systems, land availability, infrastructure charging and construction costs are widely recognised as the primary constraints on new housing delivery. By contrast, the role of housing finance settings, particularly macroprudential regulation, has received comparatively limited scrutiny.
Dangerous dichotomy facing Australia
The RBA’s decision this week following the recent resurgence of inflation highlights the dangerous dichotomy of Australia’s economy: households and businesses vs government.
Macroprudential Restrictions and Housing Supply in Australia
Australia’s housing affordability challenge is fundamentally the result of a persistent mismatch between strong underlying demand and chronically constrained supply. Planning systems, land availability, infrastructure charging and construction costs are widely recognised as the primary constraints on new housing delivery. By contrast, the role of housing finance settings, particularly macroprudential regulation, has received comparatively limited scrutiny.
Investors are not the problem they are part of the solution
Australia does need more social housing.
State and National Outlook Report
Every quarter our economics team produce an overview of Australia's housing and renovation industry, including the latest housing forecasts. This outlook report is an invaluable tool for business planning and providing information on:
- quarterly trends and future key industry issues.
- how much home lending and building approval work is occurring.