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Helping Australia Bounce Back – A Plan for Economic Revival
UDIA National has launched an economic revival plan to stimulate economic growth, jobs and wages by boosting housing construction following the economic effects of COVID-19.
The plan positions the industry as central to the nation’s economic prosperity and outlines a series of immediate steps for federal and state governments to take.
LATEST NEWS
2021-22 Federal Pre-Budget Submission
UDIA National has lodged its 2021/22 pre-budget submission with the Commonwealth Government. This important submission focuses on three core themes: Continue making new residential construction a public policy priority due to the...
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Member Survey Results in Support of UDIA’s HomeBuilder 2.0 Submission
UDIA National has today unveiled a new industry survey designed to support an extension and re-design of HomeBuilder given the extended economic downturn facing Australia as a result of COVID-19....
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AFR: HomeBuilder boost not enough as new housing approvals fall
National President Simon Basheer was quoted by the Australian Financial Review following the release of UDIA National's HomeBuilder Mark 2 submission: In a new submission to the federal government, the...
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Infrastructure Projects vital to economic recovery
An aggressive agenda to fund and build infrastructure projects needed to boost the livability and productivity of major cities and regions will be essential to Australia’s recovery from the economic...
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Housing affordability woes need solutions
The latest report card on Australia’s housing markets shows the need to eliminate barriers to housing supply and improve affordability for homebuyers, according to the Urban Development Institute of Australia...
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HomeBuilder Extension Will Boost Jobs and Growth
The Commonwealth Government’s decision to extend and partially redesign the HomeBuilder initiative will help continue to sustain new housing construction, jobs, wages and access to home ownership as Australia recovers...
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