Investment in local infrastructure is critical to support growth across the Sydney metropolitan area, however NSW Government support for local infrastructure will soon end and will be replaced by levies paid for by the homebuyer.
NSW Treasurer Perrottet’s second State Budget handed down addresses the growing pains many in the community are feeling by investing heavily in long term transport as well as health and education projects but misses the mark on some regional infrastructure priorities.
The development of a world-class hotel and activity precinct on Albany’s iconic Middleton Beach has moved into the highly anticipated phase of seeking expressions of interest from prospective State, national and international hotel developers.
With Australia’s population ageing, there is significant building activity in the aged care sector, involving renovations or new, purpose-built projects. The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare states that in 2016, 15 per cent of Australians (3.7 million) were aged 65 and over, and by…
Australia’s love affair with the weatherboard look can be seen in many of our historic and most popular styles – from the Queenslander to coastal and new, contemporary designs.
The Australian Constructors Association (ACA), the body that represents the country’s largest construction and infrastructure businesses, welcomed the announcement by the NSW Government of the introduction of a new apprenticeship scheme to boost the number of apprentices in the State.
“The Tasmanian Government’s commitment in the budget to deliver more affordable housing is a welcome step in supporting housing affordability for low income households,” said HIA Acting Executive Director, Tasmania Mike Hermon.
Stockland‘s popular Bokarina Beach community at Oceanside on the Sunshine Coast is a hive of activity with key development and infrastructure works progressing on schedule.
The national construction industry recorded a 16th consecutive month in positive territory in May 2018, with house building expanding strongly as the Australian Industry Group/Housing Industry Association Australian Performance of Construction Index (Australian PCI®) eased slightly by 1.4 points to 54.0 (readings above 50 indicate…